Ayurvedic Oil for Joint Pain, Bone Injuries & Fracture
Gandha Thailam - 10 ml
Gandha Thailam is a highly effective medicated oil used for the treatment of bone injuries, muscular spasm, sprain, tendon injuries, subluxation, dislocation of joints and fractures. It helps to strengthen bones, joints & ligaments and treats arthritis & osteoporosis. It is used externally or internally according to the physician.
Description
Gandha Thailam (Oil) is a classical Ayurvedic formulation made with various potent herbs specially prepared for the treatment of acute injuries, bone fracture, bone inflammations, muscles and joints pain.
Gandha Thailam is very beneficial in the treatment of rheumatic disorders like paraplegia, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, arthritis, especially osteoarthritis. It strengthens the bones and helps to treat subluxation, dislocation of joints and fractures.
The oil is prescribed for both internal and external use according to the condition as an apt dosage.
The Key Ingredients in Gandha Thailam are:
- Tilathailam
- Ksheera
- Patmakadi gana
- Jivaniyagana
Benefits:
- Improves bone mass & strength.
- Treats arthritis & gout.
- Treats ligament injuries.
- Strengthens the bones.
- Treats subluxation & dislocation joints.
- Used internally and externally both.
- Relieves joint pain & muscular spasm.
- Beneficial in neuralgia.
Direction of Use
As directed by the physician. Get Free Ayurvedic Consultation
Ingredients
| Composition: 10 ml is prepared out of | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S.No. | Sanskrit Name | Botanical Name | Parts Used | Qty |
| 1 | Tilathailam | Sesamum indicum | Ol | 10.000 ml |
| 2 | Ksheera | Cow Milk | 40.000 ml | |
| 3 | Nalada | Vetiveria zizanioides | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 4 | Valaka | Coleus vettiveroides | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 5 | Lohitayashtika | Rubia cordifolia | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 6 | Naksha | Ziziphus mauritiana | St | 0.019 g |
| 7 | Misi | Anethum graveolens | Fr | 0.019 g |
| 8 | Plava | Cyperus scariosus | Rt.Tr | 0.019 g |
| 9 | Kushta | Saussurea lappa | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 10 | Balatraya (each) | |||
| Kharayashti | Sida retusa | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Ven kurunthotti | Sida retusa | St | 0.019 g | |
| 11 | Urakka veru | Abutilon indicum | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 12 | Srikhandam | Santalum album | Ht Wd | 0.019 g |
| 13 | Sariba | Hemidesmus indicus | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 14 | Sarala | Pinus longifolia | Ht Wd | 0.019 g |
| 15 | Sarjarasa | Shorea robusta | Exd. | 0.019 g |
| 16 | Amarandaru | Cedrus deodara | Ht Wd | 0.019 g |
| 17 | Patmakadi gana (each) | |||
| Patmaka | Prunus cerasoides | Ht Wd | 0.019 g | |
| Pundra | Nelumbo nucifera | St | 0.019 g | |
| 18 | Jivaniyagana (each) | |||
| Riddhi | Habenaria intermedia | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Vriddhi | Habenaria acuminata | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Thugaksheeri | Maranta arundinaceae | S.C | 0.019 g | |
| Sringi | Pistacia integerrima | Gl. | 0.019 g | |
| Amritha | Tinospora cordifolia | St | 0.019 g | |
| Jeevanthi | Holostemma adakodien | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Kakoli | Fritillaria roylei | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Ksheerakakoli | Lilium polyphyllum | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Meda | Polygonatum cirrhifolium | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Mahameda | Polygonatum verticillatum | Rt | 0.019 g | |
| Mudgaparni | Vigna trilobata | Pl | 0.019 g | |
| Mashaparni | Vigna radiata | Pl | 0.019 g | |
| Rishabha | Microstylis wallichi | Rt.Tr | 0.019 g | |
| Jeevaka | Microstylis uscifera | Rt.Tr | 0.019 g | |
| Madhuka | Glycyrrhiza glabra | St | 0.019 g | |
| 19 | Rasna | Alpinia calcarata | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 20 | Amsumathi | Pseudarthria viscida | Pl | 0.019 g |
| 21 | Kaseru | Cyperus esculentus | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 22 | Kalanusari | Trigonella foemum-graecum | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 23 | Nata | Valeriana jatamanasi | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 24 | Patra | Pogostemon cablin | Lf | 0.019 g |
| 25 | Lodhra | Symplocos cochinchinensis | St.Bk | 0.019 g |
| 26 | Ksheerasukla | Ipomoea paniculata | Rt | 0.019 g |
| 27 | Durva | Cynodon dactylon | Lf | 0.019 g |
| 28 | Saileya | Parmelia perlata | Pl | 0.019 g |
| 29 | Kumkuma | Crocus sativus | Stl.Stg | 0.019 g |
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Kairali-The Ayurvedic Healing Village, situated amongst the dense jungles of Palakkad, Kerala, is an exquisite symbol of peace and holistic healing. Mr. K.V.Ramesh and Mrs. Gita Ramesh are the pillars behind this grand success. Following which the entire business was taken by their two sons, Mr. Abhilash and Mr. Abishek Ramesh. This family had a long family lineage of Ayurvedic principles and traditions that they thought to spread it into the entire world. The discipline of Ayurveda got lost somewhere down the line but the Ramesh family had decided to give it a name so that this name works for the well-being of the human community.