Description

About

Parinathakereeksheeradi Thailam is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil used primarily in musculoskeletal and neurological disorders. This oil is prepared by infusing medicinal herbs in sesame oil along with milk (ksheera) and decoctions, making it highly nutritive, Vata-pacifying, and strengthening.

It is traditionally used in massage (Abhyanga), fomentation (Swedana), and oil application (Pichu or Kizhi) for conditions like paralysis, arthritis, nerve pain, and muscle weakness.

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Uses

• Useful in paralysis (Pakshaghata) and facial palsy (Ardita)

• Relieves joint pain, stiffness, and inflammation

• Improves muscle strength and nerve function

• Supports post-injury rehabilitation and sprains

• Helps in sciatica and lower back pain (Gridhrasi)

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Benefits

• Strengthens muscles and nerves – restores mobility and tone

• Reduces joint pain and inflammation – effective in arthritis

• Balances Vata Dosha – alleviates dryness, stiffness, and tremors

• Warming effect – penetrates deep tissues for better absorption

• Improves circulation – nourishes weak or inflamed areas

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Key Ingredients

(Based on classical Ayurvedic texts — may vary slightly by manufacturer)

• Parinataka (Sida rhombifolia / Bala) – Main Vata-pacifying herb

• Ksheera (Cow’s milk) – Nourishes and strengthens tissues

• Eranda Taila (Castor oil) – Reduces stiffness and inflammation

• Rasna (Pluchea lanceolata) – Pain reliever and anti-inflammatory

• Devadaru (Cedrus deodara) – Circulatory stimulant

• Trikatu (Pippali, Maricha, Shunti) – Improves absorption

• Dashamoola (10 roots combination) – Anti-inflammatory and analgesic

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Dosage & Administration

• Form: Medicated oil (Thailam)

• External Use:

  • Warm slightly before application

  • Massage over affected area for 15–30 minutes

  • Can be used with fomentation (Swedana) for better penetration

• Internal Use: Only under supervision, if prescribed by an Ayurvedic physician

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Precautions

• For external use only unless prescribed

• Avoid applying on open wounds or ulcers

• Not recommended for pregnant or lactating women without supervision

• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

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