The most important Benefit of Ayurvedic oil is that it helps to rejuvenate the body and mind. Ayurvedic oil is calming, soothing, moistening, and lubricating the body. Oil massages have a lot of benefits in our health. They provide your body and skin with the self-love and nourishment that it deserves. Ayurvedic oils can uplift the quality of your life remarkably. A good oil massage releases the accumulated stress and toxins from the body, leaving you feeling energized and rejuvenated. ..

Balahatadi Thailam is a herbal oil in Ayurvea. The external application of Balahatadi thailam can treat various health conditions such as headache, insomnia, eye diseases, tension, etc. The thailam can pacify aggravated Vata and Pitta disorders naturally. The oil is prepared based on Kerala Ayurvedic principles. Kera Thailam (Coconut oil) is the base of Balahatadi Thailam...

Bringaraj is a well-known Ayurvedic herb that has a lot of health benefits. In English, it is called False Daisy and its botanical is Eclipta Prostrata. It is also known with the name Eclipta Alba, which is a botanical synonym of Eclipta Prostrata. Bhringraj is also known as Kesharaj which means “Ruler of the hair”. It is rich in proteins, vitamins, and antioxidants which help protect the body against certain infections. The whole part of Bhringraj is used to prepare ayurvedic and herbal medicines. Bhringaraj is widely available in various forms like powder or Churna, juice or Kashayam, juice or Asava, oil or Tailam, But mostly it is used in the form of oil...

Thamboola Rasayanam is a herbal formula in the form of jam. Thamboola or betel leaf is the primary ingredient of Thamboola Rasayanam. Thamboola Rasayanam is primarily used in Ayurveda to treat respiratory diseases such as cough, cold, asthma, etc...

Angina pectoris is chest pain or discomfort that occurs when a part of your heart doesn't get enough blood and oxygen. Angina is a symptom of coronary artery disease. The features of angina are often described as squeezing, pressure, heaviness, tightness, or pain in your chest. It is sometimes called ischemic chest pain. It is a symptom of heart disease that occurs when the blood supply to the heart muscles is restricted. Plaques are fatty substances that build up in the arteries, causing them to become hard and narrow, thus restricting the blood supply to the heart and triggering the symptoms of angina. Angina attacks are triggered by physical activity or stress and typically only last for a few minutes. Angina is more common in older adults, affecting men more than women...