Chyavan Dard Nivarak - Ayurvedic Massage Oil

The Ayurvedic massage oil for joint pain relief, bone and muscle development

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MORE ABOUT THIS MAGICAL OIL

Isn't it super human like when we recall the tales of our ancient warriors and even our great grand parents; how they lived an extremely hyper physically active life? One of the main reasons was their strong physique with no restrictions due to pain.

Chyavan Dard Nivarak is an ayurvedic massage oil with an all natural formulation of healing herbs like Svarnakshiri, Kundali, Sucukrika, Hingashtak, Vashira, Madyantika, Dhatura among others which still find it use in the Siddha physio-therapy culture.

While this ayurvedic massage oil works wonders as a pain reliever for joint and arthritis pain, it also works as an excellent massage oil for adults. The oil also finds its place as a massage oil for babies aiding in their bone health and muscle development.

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HOW TO USE THIS AYURVEDIC MASSAGE OIL

• Shake well before use
  
• Take sufficient quantity of oil in palms
  
• Massage the affected area with as much pressure as possible
  
• Use at least three times a week in case of joint pains or baby massage for muscle and bone development
  
• Use while getting a massage if using for relaxation
  

WHAT ALL DOES IT HAVE

1. Argemone mexicana (Svarnakshiri) - Helps against skin infections, used in ayurvedic massage oils against muscle spasms, aids in healing wounds.

2. Clerodendrum inerme (Kundali) - Used for curing rheumatism and skin diseases, anti-carcinogenic and anti-oxidant, helps against muscle spasms.

3. Tamarindus indica (Sucukrika) - Used to cure diarrhoea, constipation and fever, can be used in ayurvedic massage oils for muscle spasms, promotes wound healing, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant, Lower blood sugar and help in reducing weight.

4. Ferula asafoetida (Hingashtak) - Used against whooping cough and ulcers, effective against asthma and bronchitis, anti-oxidant, effective against muscle spasms

5. Lippia nodiflora (Vashira) - Useful in diseases of the heart and blood, good for ulcers and burning sensation, effective in Ayurvedic massage oil against muscle spasms, useful in fever and colds.

6. Lawsonia inermis (Madyantika) - Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant, effective against headaches, bronchitis, used to treat nervous disorders, helps against muscle spasms

7. Toddalia asiatica Lam (Sauvarnitvak) - Effective against sore throats, helps in treating malaria, and stomach problems, used for coughs and chest pain, works against muscle spasms as a massage oil.

8. Datura metel (Dhatūra) - Anti-asthmatic, anti-cholinergic, anti-microbial, anti-fungal, effective against muscle spasms.

9. Bassia longifolia (Mahua Oil) - Finds uses against bronchitis, tuberculosis, tonsillitis, effective base for ayurvedic massage oils, works against skin disorders, eczema, rheumatism, helpful against piles and ulcers.

A FEW MORE ANSWERS

How is your product different from the 100s of ayurvedic massage oils available?

Chyavan Dard Nivarak seeps into the skin and doesn't leave an oily feeling on the hands and the part of the body where it is applied. Since it gets absorbed quickly, it has an immediate effect. Continuous usage of this ayurvedic massage oil also helps with bone and muscle development helping in relieving from the various types of joint pains related to the Vata disbalance in the body.

What oil is used in the preparation of this ayurvedic massage oil?

Chyavan Dard Nivarak uses Mahua oil (Bassia Longifolia or butter tree) as the base oil along with other potent herbs. Mahua oil has been known to have pain relieving capabilities and has been used in such concoctions since ancient times.

How does it help in massage of babies?

Since the oil helps in muscle and bone development, it perfectly fits in the purpose of the massage for babies. The oil is absorbed by the skin of the baby, relaxes the child and helps them to have stronger bones and muscles from an early age.

Where can I read more about the ingredients?

A lot has been written about the ingredients in the ancient texts of Charak Samhita and Sushrut Sanhita. You can also click on the ingredient name to access some research papers from across the world about their benefits and effectiveness.

1) Mahua oil - Madhuca Longifolia (Sapotaceae): A Review of its Phytochemical and Pharmacological Profile

2) Svarnakshiri - Argemone mexicana: A Boon to Medicinal and Pharmacological Approaches in Current Scenario

3) Kundali - Traditional uses and pharmacological properties of Clerodendrum phytochemicals

4) Sauvarnitvak - Clinical trial of 20% Mat lippia (bucan) topical ointment for cutaneous leishmaniasis; a preliminary trial