Key Benefits of AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

• Soothes tension headaches and temple discomfort
• Calms burning sensation in eyes, head and body
• Supports healthy blood quality and mild circulatory balance
• Strengthens muscles and soft tissues with regular massage
• Helps maintain normal eye comfort and reduces eye strain
• Balances Vata‐Pitta energies for overall head & neck wellness
• Gentle warming action eases joint stiffness and mild arthritic ache

Product Description of AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

AVP Baladhatryadi Oil is a lovingly crafted Ayurvedic thailam, rooted in the centuries‐old Kerala traditions. I still remember my first encounter with this oil; the warm, herbaceous aroma brought comfort to my weary mind and tired eyes, kind of like a soft blanket on a chilly eve. It’s formulated by simmering a synergy of potent herbs in a base of pure sesame oil, with touches of cow’s milk and fruit extracts to enhance nourishment. The result is a golden, silky oil that glides smoothly across the temples, forehead, or any achy joint.

Whether you’ve been staring at screens too long, or you’re chasing relief from that stubborn tension headache, this oil offers a natural touch. So just a few drops massaged gently can bring instant soothing relief. And, yes, it’s versatile: apply externally or take orally with warm milk if guided by an Ayurvedic practitioner. Some even use it for Nasya—nasal instillation of droplets—for that direct head‐brain channel support.

Every bottle is small batch processed, following precise decoction methods; it’s not mass‐produced in a hurry. There’s a hint of tradition, a whisper of home, and well… a kind of old‐world charm you rarely find these days. It can be part of your daily self‐care ritual or used in targeted therapy when your head feels “too busy.” However you choose, it gently works to bring balance, calm, and a touch of ancient wisdom to your modern life. Just remember to store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight—simple, right?

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

• Bala (Sida cordifolia): Traditional herb known for its strengthening qualities to muscles and tissues.
• Dhatri/Amla (Emblica officinalis): Rich fruit extract often used for its nourishing and rejuvenating properties.
• Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia): Well‐recognized herb in classical texts for supporting healthy metabolism.
• Usheera (Vetiveria zizanioides): Cooling root known for a soothing, calming aroma and skin‐friendly nature.
• Hrivera (Pavonia odorata): Gentle herb traditionally used for mild balancing of head and sensory channels.
• Chandana/Red Sandalwood (Pterocarpus santalinus): Used for its soothing, calming fragrance and gentle warming effect.
• Yashti/Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra): Sweet‐tasting root valued for its harmonizing and soothing actions.
• Bakula (Mimusops elengi): Flower extract often included for its gentle aromatic and toning qualities.
• Cow’s Milk (Ksheera): Added as a nourishing medium to enhance the richness of the infusion.
• Amalaki Juice (Emblica officinalis): Fresh fruit extract traditionally used for mild antioxidant support.
• Shatavari Juice (Asparagus racemosus): Gentle root extract known for its cooling and softening benefits.
• Sesame Oil (Oil of Sesamum indicum): Classic Ayurvedic base oil prized for its stable, warming, and penetrating qualities.
• Water for decoction: Purified water used to extract herbal essences during preparation.

Key uses of AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

• Headache relief: Massage onto temples and forehead to ease tension.
• Eye comfort: Gently apply around orbital area to soothe burning or dryness.
• Burning sensation: Cool and calm overheated skin on head, neck, or chest region.
• Muscle & joint support: Warm massage on stiff joints or sore muscles for soothing relief.
• Emaciation & weakness: Oral intake (as directed) to support nutritive care.
• Nasya therapy: A few drops for nasal instillation to help clear head channels.
• Gout & arthritis management: External application to ease mild arthritic stiffness.

How to use AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

For external application, warm a few drops in palms and massage gently on temples, forehead, eyes, neck or affected joints. For oral use, take 3–6 ml twice daily before meals with warm milk or water, as prescribed by an Ayurvedic practitioner. In Nasya therapy, instill 2–3 drops in each nostril in supine posture. Always consult your doctor for personalized guidance.

Safety information about AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

• Children: Only under pediatric Ayurvedic advice; external use recommended.
• Pregnant women: Consult your healthcare provider before any oral intake or Nasya.
• Breastfeeding mothers: Avoid oral use unless approved by a qualified practitioner.
• People with chronic diseases: Check with your specialist before adding it to regimen.
• People with allergies: Patch test externally; avoid if sensitive to any listed herb or sesame.
• Elderly individuals: Generally gentle but start with small external dose and observe tolerance.
• Patients taking medications: Consult physician to rule out potential interactions.
• People with weakened immunity: Use under professional guidance to ensure safe integration.

Additional information about AVP Baladhatryadi Oil

Packaging: Dark glass bottle with dropper cap to preserve freshness. Shelf life: 3 years from manufacture; once opened, best used within 12 months. Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. No synthetic colors, preservatives or fragrances added. Suitable for Vata‐Pitta constitutions looking for head & sensory channel support. Manufactured under GMP guidelines, small‐batch processed at our Kerala facility. Batch details and manufacturing date are printed on the label for your reference. Always read the label and follow professional health advice.