Sirodhara Oil

on Monday, December 8, 2008


This oil contains 3 herbs in a Sesame oil base. It is prepared according to “Avartana” a special method of preparing Ayurvedic oils, which involves processing and reprocessing of oils several times to make more potent, fortified oils. Preparation of Ayurvedic oils involves three components: Oil, decoction and paste of herbs. While preparing the decoction most of the volatile oils get evaporated and only the water-soluble active principles remain in the final product. The paste is added to the oil and prevented from burning by continuous stirring over mild heat, to get fat soluble components of herbs and volatile oils mixed all together. The oil preparation is re-processed with herbs 10 times and the oil finally produced is more concentrated.
Herbs used :
sridhar
abhyanga
sesame oil
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Jatamansi

on Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Natural hair colour maintainer


As a Dietary Supplement
Helps to balance all dosha (humors). Jatamansi has the power to promote awareness, enhance memory and calm the mind, nervous agitation, tension, headaches, insomnia, restlessness, mental instability and neurological disorders. Sedative properties help to fight daily life stress and promote healthy sleep patterns.
Helps to maintain healthy hair color and growth.
It is also helpful in menopausal disturbances.
Other Benefits: Tonic to circulatory, nervous, digestive, respiratory, reproductive system, aromatic, antispasmodic, diuretic, carminative, deobstruent, kidney stones, jaundice, removes blood impurities, spasmodic, hysteria and other nervous convulsive ailments; heart palpitations, headache, flatulence, epilepsy and convulsions.
Herbs used :
Jatamansi rhizome and root
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Migranet Combo

on Friday, November 21, 2008


A Dietary Supplement
Migranet is a natural herbal formulation that contains herbs which have been used in Ayurveda for many centuries for healthy living.
Migraine (Ardhabhedaka)
A person who feels severe, boring, penetrating headache, vertigo & pain and all above said sudden symptoms occur in 10 - 15 days in repeated episodes in migraine, these are sign of Tridosha (Humors vata (air), pitta (fire), kapha (water)).
Causes
The suppression of (Hiccup, Semen, Urine, Stool, Flatus), Irregular Sleep, Drugs, Acidic food or Dry food, irregular intake of food, Fog, Excessive coitus, more exercise and hard work produced Vatta (Air) lonely or with Kapha (Water), Depress half of the head, Temporal region, Ear, Eye, in between eyebrows and half of forehead, Excessive pain produces migraine. Some times it can damage eye or ear. In any side of the head viated Vatta (Air) hurdle by Kapha (Water) produces this problem and then this Vatta (Air) dries Kapha (Water), between eyebrows, temporal region and forehead’s .
Migraine is very dominate in adolescent gradually it reduces in middle age and then stops in old age. This problem mostly affects intellectual people.
(a) There are many chances of this problem (Migraine) in the initial stage of head pains because interaction of physical synthesis produced toxin or toxic blood circulation in the brain and occurs severe pain and vomiting (Pitta vitiated) and depression due to cerebral arteries contraction.
(b) Blood vessels dilation produces another result. When Ext. carotid’s branches dilate than it occurs head pains and pallor face beside all these, muscle contraction of neck and head also produces head pain.
(c) Hard work, worry, dry food, excessive intake of food and heredity also assist in producing this problem.
Differential Diagnose
Initial stage of migraine can be same as of the Epilepsy, but in differential diagnose, there are two main points:
1. It lasts long
2. In Migraine, patient feels fully conscious but in epilepsy patient remains unconscious.
There are two types of headache:
1. Severe
2. Light
Many times headache starts due to mental work or may be due to high temper besides this inorganic toxicity of blood or mixture of pure and impure blood, loss of blood, Gouts, Diabetes mellitus, Syphilis, long Sun bath, Tobacco, Alcohol, led toxic blood, Epilepsy, Hysteria, Tremors (Vatta vitiating), Eye, Ear, Nose, Denta-aches, Cerebral abscess.
Migraine (headache) is more common in women. In fact, about three out of four people who have migraines are women.
Migraine is most common in women between the ages of 35 – 45. This is often a time that women have more work, family and social commitments. Women also tend to report higher levels of pain, longer headache time, and more symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting. Hormones may also trigger migraine. Over half of women with Migraine report having them right before, during, or after their menstrual cycle. Others get them for the first time when taking birth control pills and some women start getting them when they enter Menopause. More than half of women with migraine have more headaches around or during their menstrual cycle. This is also known as "Menstrual migraine".

Herbs used:

1. Dania (Coriander) (Corundum sativum)
2. Ustukhudoos (Lavandula stoechas)
3. Kali mirch / Black pepper (Piper nigrum)
4. Badam (Prunus amygdales) 1. Dania (Coriander) (Corundum sativum)

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