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छंदांबललॅक्सवादी तेल (५० मिली) - नागार्जुन फार्मा
Chandanbala Lakshadi Taila is a classical Ayurvedic oil with a cooling effect, used both internally and externally for various health issues. It is particularly known for soothing inflammation and burning sensations.
Common uses and benefits
- Skin health: The oil nourishes and rejuvenates the skin, helping to soothe dryness, rashes, and irritation. Its cooling properties can reduce burning sensations and itching. Some formulations may help with skin pigmentation and discoloration.
- Musculoskeletal support: It is often used for massage (Abhyanga) to ease muscular stiffness and discomfort, improve blood circulation, and increase joint flexibility. Regular application may help strengthen bones, muscles, and joints, making it beneficial during recovery from illness or postpartum.
- Fever and inflammation: With its antipyretic (fever-reducing) and cooling actions, it is useful for all types of fevers and systemic inflammation. It can alleviate the burning sensation that may accompany a fever.
- Respiratory ailments: The oil can be massaged on the chest and back to relieve chest congestion and inflammation associated with respiratory disorders like asthma, cough, and cold.
- Nervous system: A head massage with the oil can have a calming effect on the body and mind, helping to relieve stress and promote restful sleep.
- Weakness and fatigue: It is a rejuvenating and nourishing formulation that can help restore vitality, especially for those suffering from emaciation or weakness due to chronic conditions like cachexia.
- Liver conditions: Some formulations of the oil can be beneficial for liver problems such as jaundice and fatty liver.
Methods of use
Chandanbala Lakshadi Taila can be used in several ways, but it's important to consult with an Ayurvedic physician before use.
- External massage: Gently apply and massage the oil onto the affected area, such as joints, muscles, or the entire body. For respiratory issues, focus the massage on the chest and back.
- Oral intake: In some cases, it may be prescribed for internal use. This should only be done under the strict supervision of an Ayurvedic doctor.
- Nasal instillation: Under medical guidance, a few drops can be used for nasal instillation.