Massage oil for joints Maha Narayan Thailam Murchit, Aashwamedh, 100 ml

"Maha Naryan massage oil is rightly called the "oil of kings" because of its complex and rich botanical composition. Traditional Maha Naryan Ayurvedic massage oil is commonly used for musculoskeletal support, and in other areas for relaxation and well-being, as well as for reducing Vata.

Maha Narayan Thailam 'Murchit' is a special Ayurvedic massage oil. It is similar to the classic Maha Narayan oil, but its effects are more intense, deeper and more powerful. This is due to the special pre-treatment process of Murchitan.

Maha Narayan Thailam Murchit is ideal for topical partial body applications.

An ancient Ayurvedic oil blend of 56 herbs. Used in India for thousands of years. "Mahanarayan oil is ideal for Vata-type people, helping to remove Vata imbalances. "Vata are naturally dry and cold, this oil is warming and soothing.

Mahanarayan oil is a traditional Ayurvedic oil made according to ancient recipes, containing extracts from 56 medicinal plants (gokshura, shatavari, sandalwood, nimbamwood and many others). The oil's healing ingredients penetrate through the skin to inflamed areas, providing highly effective relief for painful foci in the joints and spine. The natural vitamins A, E, D3 and minerals contained in Mahanarayan oil ensure the oil's action at the level of the cell membrane, helping to normalise the acid-inflammatory processes in damaged tissues and calcium metabolism, leading to a reduction in calcium salt deposits. Note that miramedium extract is the most powerful natural anti-rheumatic and pain killer.

Key properties:

1. Deeply penetrates joint tissues.

2. May act as an analgesic.

3. May help eliminate inflammation and oedema.

4. Gently warming.

5. Stimulation of regenerative processes in cartilaginous tissues.

Dosage and dosage: before use, take a hot bath for 10-15 minutes (with 0.5 kg of salt), or apply a hot bandage with hypertonic (salt) solution for 10-15 minutes on the sore joints, or make a hot wrap - in case of spinal pathology. Then apply a thin layer of oil and massage the joints or spine for 10-15 minutes. The course of treatment is 7-14 days for acute diseases and 1-2 months for chronic diseases.

Contraindications: individual sensitivity to the components. The oil can be recommended from the age of 4 years.

Precautions: avoid contact with mucous membranes and broken skin. The oil has a strong and distinct camphor and herbal scent.

Recommendations for use: for external use. For external use: rub on diseased joints, use for general body massage. Use to relieve joint fatigue and to keep joints mobile and in normal condition. This oil can also be used for topical and general body massage (except for the head). It can then be left overnight or rinsed off with warm water. For full body massage, rinse the skin with warm water and ayurvedic soap after massage.

The oil is used to relieve general fatigue and helps to restore strength. Recommended for use before or after sports and yoga training. When used before exercise, it helps to strengthen muscles, increase their elasticity and tone; when used after, it helps to relax. As mentioned above, suitable for massage.

This oil is named after the Indian deity Narayan (Vishnu) - the Great Narayan ('mahanarayan'). The oil is prepared over a period of months by heating it over a low heat in a large container, adding the necessary ingredients over and over.

Mahanarayana Thailam Ayurveda massage oil does not contain emulsifiers, so it can become solid at low temperatures. For optimum use, gently warm the oil in a warm water bath to 36-40°C. Shake the bottle well before use.

After the massage, allow the oil to absorb into the skin for at least 30 minutes or preferably overnight before taking a bath or shower.

Ingredients (INCI): Processed oil of Sesamum indicum, Asparagus racemosus root extract, Fats derived from cow milk, Withania somnifera root extract, Boerhaavia diffusa root extract, Aegle marmelos root extract, Solanum indicum root extract, Tribulus terrestris whole plant extract, Oroxylum indicum root extract, Sida cordifolia root extract, Erythrina indica root extract, Solanum xanthocarpum whole plant extract, Abutilon indicum root extract, Clerodendrum phlomidis root extract, Paederia foetida whole plant extract, Stereospermum suaveolens root extract, Pueraria tuberose tuber extract, Dioscorea bulbifera tuber extract, Pluchea lanceolata root extract, Foeniculum vulgare fruit extract, Cedrus deodara heart wood extract, Alpinia galanga root extract, Desmodium gangeticum whole plant extract, Uraria picta whole plant extract, Teramnus labialis whole plant extract, Phaseolus trilobus whole plant extract, Mesua ferra stamen extract, Curcuma longa rhizome extract, Berberis aristata stem extract, Parmelia perlata whole plant extract, Santalum album heartwood extract, Inula racemosa root extract, Elettaria cardamomum seed extract, Rubia cordifolia root extract, Glycyrrhiza glabra root extract, Valeriana wallichii root extract, Cyperus rotundus rhizome extract, Cinnamomum tamala leaf extract, Cinnamomum zeylanicum stem bark extract, Pavonia odorata root extract, Acorus calamus rhizome extract, Butea monosperma stem bark extract, Taxus baccata stem bark extract, Angelica glauca rhizome extract, Rock salt, Cinnamomum camphora sublimated ext, Hibiscus abelmoschus seed extract

Allergens: marked in bold

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Sources of information:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/271531948_In_vitro_anti-inflammatory_effects_of_Mahanarayan_oil_formulations_using_dendritic_cells_based_assay

http://ukaazpublications.com/attached/publications/article (40-45).pdf

The Ayurvedic pharmacopeia of India, part - I, Volume - I, 1st edition reprinted 2001, Published by the controller of Publications, civil lines, Delhi - 110054 Govt. of India. Page no. 47.