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Key Benefits of Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
- Promotes faster tissue repair in deep-seated wounds
- Helps manage inflammation and redness around ulcers
- Supports gentle debridement of necrotic tissue
- Antimicrobial action to reduce secretions and infection risk
- Calms Pitta Dosha and soothes irritated skin
- Nourishes and lubricates wound margins for better flexibility
- Rich herbal ghee base enhances sustained release of actives
Product Description of Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita is an Ayurvedic wound-care formulation in a pure, herbal-ghee base. It’s formulated from classic Ashtanga Hrudaya recipes, blending time-honoured botanicals to address deep-seated wounds, stubborn ulcers and non-healing sores. Its gentle, emollient texture makes application easy, almost therapeutic—a small dab smears on quickly, without leaving sticky residue.
This ghrita works on Tridosha balance, especially calming excessive Pitta, so you’ll notice less heat and ache around the wound area. The aroma is mild but earthy and may remind one of honey-tinctured herbs. Traditional texts says Jatyadi shows remarkable results when used alongside cleansing washes like turmeric or tamarind leaf decoctions. We think, oh yes, it’s a bit of old-world magic—alot of people swear by it in local village clinics and home care regimens.
Over time, the oils gently penetrate, softening dead tissue and encouraging healthy granulation. You might find it messy at first—it stains cloth—just cover with a clean gauze and go about your day. A tried and tested remedy, it bridges classic Ayurvedic wisdom with modern needs, bringing you a caring touch that feels both ancient and relevant.
Key ingredients with descriptions of Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
Jati – Jasminum sambac: Traditionally used for its soothing properties and mild fragrance.
Nimbapatra – neem leaves: Known for cleansing and antimicrobial action in wound care.
Patolapatra – Trichosanthes dioica: Utilized to cool inflamed tissues and support healing.
Katuka – Picrorrhiza kurroa: Valued for its bitter tonic effect, promoting internal balance.
Darvi – Berberis aristata: Contains berberine, aiding in antimicrobial support.
Nisha – Curcuma longa: Commonly called turmeric, famed for anti-inflammatory properties.
Sariva – Hemidesmus indica: Used to soothe and purify skin at the wound site.
Manjishta – Rubia cordifolia: Traditionally applied for its blood-purifying and cooling effects.
Abhaya – Terminalia chebula / Vetiveria zizanioides: Classic Ayurvedic astringent to support tissue tightening.
Siktaka – Honey bee wax: Provides protective barrier and seals herbal actives onto the skin.
Tuttha – Purified blue vitriol: Used in ancient texts for its antimicrobial cleansing action.
Madhuka – Glycyrrhiza glabra: Licorice, known to soothe and reduce local irritation.
Naktahva – Pongamia pinnata: Supports skin regeneration and antimicrobial balance.
Sarpi – ghee: Carrier medium that nourishes tissue and enhances penetration of herbs.
water – water: Acts as decoction base to extract herbal constituents.
Key uses of Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
- External application on non-healing wounds and ulcers
- Management of deep-seated burns and injuries with secretions
- Support for post-surgical scar care and tissue regeneration
- Aiding in debridement of necrotic tissue in chronic wounds
- Soothing inflamed and infected skin lesions
- Maintenance of healthy skin around injury sites
- Adjunctive therapy in pitta-dominant skin disorders
How to use Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
Clean the wound with turmeric or tamarind leaf decoction. Gently dab Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita on the affected area using a sterile cotton swab or gauze. Cover with a clean dressing. Re-apply twice daily or as directed by your Ayurvedic practitioner. Ensure hands are washed thoroughly before and after use.
Safety information about Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
Children: Use under adult supervision; avoid ingestion.
Pregnant women: Generally safe for external use, but consult your healthcare provider.
Breastfeeding mothers: Safe on non-nursing areas; avoid direct contact with infant.
People with chronic diseases: Check with a qualified practitioner before use if immunocompromised.
People with allergies: Patch-test for sensitivity to bee products or turmeric.
Elderly individuals: Use with care on fragile skin; watch for bruising under dressings.
Patients taking medications: No known systemic interactions, as it’s topical; still, consult if on anticoagulants.
People with weakened immunity: Maintain strict hygiene; use under medical advice to prevent secondary infection.
Additional information about Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita
Pentacare Jatyadi Ghrita is stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. May solidify in cooler climates—gently warm before use. Shelf life: 24 months from manufacture. Packaging: amber glass jar (100 ml). For professional and personal use in wound management. Always read label before use, and keep out of reach of children. This product is non-sterile; follow aseptic handling procedures when treating open wounds. If irritation occurs, discontinue and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
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