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| Ayurveda, one of the oldest form of alternative
medicines still practiced, came on track with our family since
1870, by an effort of the great Ayurvedic Toxicologist Mr. Kuria,
who belonged to a place named ‘Chembu’. His knowledge
and views were transferred to his son, Mr. Oueseph Ulahannan
Kurias, in a palm leaved manuscript, with which the latter refined
his knowledge and made a habit of practicing it. |
| This knowledge and practical experience were
inherited to his son Mr. Kurian Paul Kurias, who dedicated most
of his life in researching, practicing and documenting this
trade of Ayurveda. All of these great vaidyas considered it
as a service to treat the diseased, and demanded no remuneration.
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| Mr. Kurian Paul Kurias, in his last stages of
life, requested his son, Mr. Mathew Paul Kurias to take over
this profession, since he was under the supervision of Mr. Kurian
for about ten years. Granting the wish, he not only took over
the practice, but also passed over his knowledge to other vaidyas
too. |
| Mr. Mathew Paul suggested his son,
Dr. Anish Mathew Kurias to graduate in Ayurveda. He believed,
it would provide a scientific explanation to this branch of
medicine. Dr. Anish completed B.A.M.S with
rank during the year 2001, from ‘Aswini Ayurvedic College’
at Davangere, affiliated to the Kuvempu University of Karnataka. |
Dr. Anish |
| Dr. Anish is the torchbearer of
the fifth generation of this notable Ayurvedic Toxicologist
Family. He now runs an Ayurvedic hospital, ‘EARTH’
[Evergreen Ayurvedic Resort of Traditional Healing], where it
provides, all kind of Ayurvedic treatments, as well as his ancestral
toxicology treatments. |
| He was adjudged as one of the best
Ayurvedic Toxicologists in kerala in a survey conducted by the
World Ayurveda Congress. His association with various development
societies and social service organizations has earned him a
noble position among contemporary Ayurvedics. A presentation
on ‘Practical Ayurvedic Toxicology’ at the National
Seminar 2000, conducted at Kottakal Aryavaidya Sala earned him
great acclaim. |
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