Dr. C.P. Parameswaran Nair of Malamalkkavu is indeed gifted with the divine power of healing and curing burns. The secret of the herbs used in the medicines is known only to Cheeramathil Puthanveetil Parameswaran Nair, an Arya Vaidyan with a diploma in the Ayurvedic system of medicine. It is not just an effective scar treatment but even results in scar removal.

Dr. Nair inherited the secret of this herbal cure from his uncle who had received it from a Sanyaasi (monk). He was only 9 years old when he got the secret of the herbal medicine. With lots of experiments he developed the medicine for all kinds of severe burns caused by acids, explosives, chemicals etc and various types of skin diseases.

Dr. Nair was an artist and a schoolteacher. Dr. Nair studied under Dr. K.S. Warrior who was former chief physician to the President of India.

While studying with Dr. K.S. Warrior under the Gurukula system, a three-year-old girl came to his teacher with deep burns. The girl had accidentally fallen into the vessel where the gruel was been cooked. The local physician tried their best to treat the child but all known treatments failed. It was then Dr. Nair asked his teacher if he could do treatment that his uncle had taught him. With Dr. K.S. Warrior's permission, Dr. Nair started the treatment and the child was completely healed. Even the scars were completely disappeared. From then on there was no looking back. Every case that came to Dr. Parameswaran Nair, however severe the burns were, the 'OTTAMOOLI' or single medicine therapy used for complete treatment was found to be most effective. It has no side effects. Some scars that couldn't be removed with plastic surgery were effectively healed by Dr. C.P. Parameswaran Nair's treatment.

His successful treatment of burns has encouraged him to start an institution which he named 'Padanjali', in December 1995 at Kuttipuram in the Malappuram District of Kerala. For this he owes a lot to the Gnanapeet award winner Mr. M.T. Vasudevan Nair, who is an active patron of Dr. Nair’s treatment. The name of Nair, his wonder medicine - 'Agnijith' and the institution 'Padanjali' are getting to be known even outside Kerala. Patients from all over the world have come to receive this alternative treatment for skin problems.

Dr. Nair was asked once how a good drawing teacher came to be an Ayurvedic physician. The answer was that he had studied Sanskrit and loved it while studying art in Kozhikode. Due to his interest in Malayalam literature he became close to N.V. Krishna Warrier, N.N. Kakkad and M T Vasudevan Nair. Krishna Warrier would always advise Dr. Parameswaran Nair to study astrology or Ayurvedam and he decided to do so. N.V. Warrier and Kakkad took him to K.S. Warrier under whom he started his studies. Though Mr. Warrier was a busy man he promised to teach him Ayurveda.

At first the classes were in the Calicut branch of the pharmacy. Swami Prakashanand also helped him. After 12 years of study, he took his diploma from Madras. However he got appointed as an Art teacher while in Kumaranellore High school. Then he took voluntary retirement and devoted all his time to medicine and research at his own nursing home, Padanjali.

Dr. Nair has translated the Valmiki Ramayanam in verse form. This was published in the Kesari weekly magazine.