Ayurvedic Benefits Of Dhanwantharam Thailam

Dhanwantharam Thailam

Ayurveda is a natural medicine system that focuses on holistic wellness. Ayurveda is deep-rooted to our tradition. The major ingredients of Ayurvedic formulations are powerful herbs. Hence the application of Ayurvedic medicine has no side effects. Ayurveda follows a healthy diet and lifestyle tips for leading a healthy life along with Ayurvedic treatments.


Dhanwantharam thailam is ancient Ayurvedic oil with various health benefits. The ingredients of the thailam are herbs like Amla, Shatavari, Ashwagandha, Punarnava, Kulatha, Yava, Kola, Balamoola, Ksheera, Sesame oil, etc. Dhanwantharam is used as an anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving medicine to treat diseases like body pain, swelling, muscle cramps, hemiplegia, paralysis, quadriplegia, and numbness. Dhanwantharam thailam body massage improves blood circulation and rejuvenates the whole body.

Dhanwanthari is the god of Ayurvedic medicine according to Ayurveda. Dhanwantharam thailam is named after Dhanwanthari.

According to Ashtanga Hridaya, Dhanwantharam thailam is considered the most effective oil that can be used during pregnancy and post-delivery period for whole-body massage. Another benefit of the thailam is that it can cure Vata imbalances. The oil can be applied either internally (orally) or externally (for massage)for benefits.

External Use Of Dhanwantharam Oil

From ancient times onwards, Dhanwantharam oil is very popular in body massages that offer various health benefits like relief from pain, joint swelling, relaxations, and numbness. Dhanwantharam thailam is applied to the body before bathing. The thailam should be warmed before applying it to the body for better results. Gently the thailam can be applied to the whole body and take a bath in warm water.

Also, Dhanwantharam oil massage can improve the strength of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other tissues of the body. Benefits of external application of Dhanwantharam oil are relief from:

• Osteoarthritis.
• Knee pain.
• Muscular weakness.
• Quadriplegia.
• Back pain.
• Hemiplegia.
• Numbness.
• Swelling, etc.

Internal Use Of Dhanwantharam Oil

Internal use of Dhanwantharam oil means the oral intake of oil in recommended dosage. Dhanwantharam oil can be taken orally offer for the following benefits like relief from:

• Osteoarthritis & Joint Pains.
• Paralysis.
• Muscular pains.
• Quadriplegia.
• Hernia.
• Endometriosis.
• Spondylosis.
• Quadriplegia.
• Back pain.
• Uterine Atony, etc.

According to Ayurveda, there are no side effects of using Dhanwantharam oil both externally or internally. While taking the oil orally, get the advice of your Ayurvedic doctor regarding the recommended dosage. However oral intake of Dhanwantharam oil is not advisable for pregnant women.

Benefits For Skin By Applying Dhanwantharam Thailam

• Improves blood circulation.
• Improves skin texture.
• Helps to expel toxins from the body.
• Replaces damaged skin cells.
• Relieves pain.

External application of Dhanwantharam thailam offers skin benefits like improves skin texture, replacing damaged skin cells, relieving body pain, improves blood circulation, and helps to expel toxins from the body.

Medicinal Properties Of Dhanwantharam Oil

Various powerful herbs are the major ingredients of Dhanwantharam oil so that the application of the oil can offer numerous health benefits. The medicinal properties of Dhanwantharam thailam are countess and major among them are:

• Anti-inflammatory.
• Anti-paralytic.
• Neuroprotective.
• Anti-arthritic.
• Antioxidant.
• Carminative.
• Antispasmodic.
• Adaptogenic.
• Antinociceptive.
• Uterine tonic.

Dhanwantharam oil is rich in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, anti-arthritic, anti-paralytic, antispasmodic, adaptogenic, antinociceptive, and neuroprotective properties. Hence the oil can do wonders in the human body positively.

Conclusion

All the information regarding the health benefits of Dhanwantharam thailam was collected from ancient Ayurvedic resources. Get the opinion of your Ayurvedic doctor for better results.

References

• Ashtanga Hridaya.