Arthritis,  paralysis, cervical and lumber spodylosis, slip disc, Back pain, Sciatica, frizon Shoulder, rheumatism, Joint & body Pain, Insomnia, Hypertension, Diabetes, Obesity, Digestive Disorder Like (Indigestion,Gastric Problems, Ulcers, Chronic Constipation, colitis,chronic Acidity, liver problem) sinusitis, Asthma, Recurrent infection & Memory/concentration problems in children, sexual problems

Abhyangam
It is also called kerala Ayurvedic massage.In Abhyangam medicated oil is massage all over the body
Indication:-Relaxation,general well being of body ,toning of muscles,A necessary karma before administering any therapy.

Patrapinda Swedanam or Ilakizhi
Formentation & massage with Kizhi(herbal burn) bring tremendous instant relief.
Indication:- Reheumatism and associated swelling of the joints,frozen shoulder,muscular pains and other vata related disorders

Navara Kizhi
Navara is special rice treated in medicated decoctions.
Induction:- paralysis, sciatica,cervical & lumber spondylosis, frozen shoulder, Wasting of Muscles,General Weakness all muscular & Skeletal Diseases.

Shirodhara
In this therapy the oil & othermedicated fluids (milk ,buttermilk,and tender coconut water)are pouredonto the patient's forehead for a specific time
Indication:-Stress related problem, depression, nervous discorder, migraine, insomnia, blood pressure, chronic cold,sinusitis & particularly disease of organ above the neck(eye,ear)

Shirovasti
In this therapy oil is allowed to stay on the patients head while using a leather cap which is tied to the patient's head 6-8 inches high
Indication:-Facial palsy, headache, ear aches, cataract, insomnia & various neurological disorders related to brain.

Udhwarthanam
It means Herbal powder massage.It is a specific Keralian therapy to mobalize fat.In Udhwarthanam medicated powder is massaged upwarda all over the body.
Indication:-Obesity.

Nasayam
In this therapy medicated herbal nasal drops are dripped in the nostri; of patients.It is a main entry to brain.
Indication:-Sinusitis,Facial palsy,paralysis & Migraine.

Thalapothichil
Wrapping up the head with medicinal paste is known as Thalapothichil.It is an important treatment for many major & minor disease that effect the head.
Induction:- Hypertension,stress, Hair problems.

Pizhichil
This is a treatment in which warm medicated oil is continuously squeezed onto the patients's body
Indication:-Very effective in all kinds of muscular & Skeletal diseases.Toning of skin,rheumatic arthritisosteoaritis, lumbago,sciatica, hemiplegia, paraplegia, neuropathy.

Kativasti
In this process warm medicated oil is poured into a rectangle dam made of urad dal diough on the lower back region.
Induction:-Specially for lower back pain,sciatica,hip pain& other lower limbs muscular -skeletal disorders.

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES
Homoeopathy is the system of treatment based on demonstrable laws and principles, which are -

a) The Law of Similars - It is also called the Law of Cure. This law demonstrates that the selected remedy is able to produce a range of symptoms in a healthy person similar to that observed in the patient, thus leading to the principle of Similia Similibus Curentur i.e. let likes be treated by likes. To give a simple example the effects of peeling an onion are very similar to the symptoms of acute cold. The remedy prepared from the red onion, Allium cepa, is used to treat the type of cold in which the symptoms resemble those we get from peeling onion. The principle has been verified by millions of Homoeopaths all over the world.

b) The Law of Single Remedy - This law directs to choose and administer such a single remedy, which is most similar to the symptom complex of the sick person at a time.

c) The Law of Minimum Dose - The similar remedy selected for a sick should be prescribed in minimum dose, so that when administered there is no toxic effects on the body. It just acts as a triggering and catalytic agent to stimulate and strengthen the existing defense mechanism of the body. It does not need to be repeated frequently.

Holistic as well as Individualistic approach in Medicine through Homoeopathy:

This is a key point and unique to Homoeopathy. Even though it may sound strange, Homoeopathy does not treat disease per se. A Homoeopath does not concentrate his therapy on, say arthritis or bronchitis or cancer. In other words he does not limit his treatment to painful joints, inflamed bronchi or a malignant growth. Rather, he treats all aspects mental, emotional and physical of the person who happens to be suffering with arthritis or bronchitis or cancer. Homoeopathy regards each patient as a unique individual, e.g. six persons with hepatitis might get a different Homoeopathic remedy, each one aimed at the individual’s totality of symptoms rather than at his liver alone. The physicians’ interest is not only to alleviate the patients’ present symptoms but also his long-term well being.

Principle of Drug Proving
To apply drugs for therapeutic use, their curative powers should be known. The proving of the drug is the method employed to know these powers and is unique to Homoeopathy as they are proved on healthy human beings. The symptoms thus known are the true record of the curative properties of a drug or the pathogenesis of a drug.

Drug Dynamisation or Potentisation
Drugs are prepared in such a way that they retain maximum medicinal powers without producing any toxic action on the body. It was found experimentally by Dr. Hahnemann that when diluted drugs are powerfully succussed they develop lasting medicinal powers.

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION IN INDIA
Homoeopathy entered India in 1839 when Dr. John Martin Honigberger was called to treat Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the ruler of Punjab, for paralysis of vocal cords and oedema. The Maharaja was relieved of his complaints and in return received valuable rewards and later on was made officer-in-charge of a hospital. Dr. Honigberger later on went to Calcutta and started practice there. This royal patronage helped the system to have its roots in India. A large number of missionaries, amateurs in Indian civil and military service personals practiced Homoeopathy extensively and spread this system mostly in Bengal and South India.

RECOGNITION BY THE GOVERNMENT:
The Government of India soon after Independence did not lost time to develop Homoeopathic System of Medicine. The setting up of Homoeopathic Enquiry Committee in 1948, the Committee by Planning Commission in 1951 and the Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Committee in 1962 testify to this. At the instance of the recommendation of these Committees, the Government of India have accepted Homoeopathy as one of the national System of Medicine and started releasing funds for its development, during the Second five-year Plan. Some of the States also made their own contribution to Homoeopathic Education, the employment of Homoeopathic practitioners in health services and regulating the practice by enacting States Acts & Rules, etc.

NATIONAL HEALTH POLICY & HOMOEOPATHY:
The National Health Policy as passed by the Indian Parliament assigns to the Indian Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy an important role in the delivery of primary health care and envisages its integration in the over all health care delivery system, specially in the preventive and promotive aspects of health care in the context of the national target of achieving "Health for all by 2000 AD"

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
Homoeopathy continued to spread and by the beginning of 20th century most of the important cities in India had Homoeopathic dispensaries. The popularity of the system led to a mushroom growth of quacks practicing Homoeopathy. Seeing this deplorable state of affairs, efforts were made by the Government. It took several steps and in 1948, a Homoeopathic Enquiry Committee was set up to evolve a suitable arrangement to regulate teaching and practice of Homoeopathy. A Homoeopathic Advisory Committee was appointed in 1952 by the Govt. of India and the recommendations of these committees led to passing of a Central Act in 1973 for recognition of this system of medicine. Homoeopathy now has been accepted as one of the National Systems of Medicine in India.

PRESENT SET UP:
Homoeopathy in India enjoys Government support along with the other systems of medicine because Government is of the view that presence of all these complementary alternative systems of therapeutics offers a much wider spectrum of curative medicine than is available in any other country.