Key Benefits of Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
- Balances aggravated Pitta, promoting internal cooling
- Soothes skin irritations like rashes and dermatitis
- Reduces swelling in abscesses and localized lumps
- Supports fluid regulation, helpful in dropsy
- Traditionally calms mental agitation, used in mania
- Nourishes and revitalizes skin with ghee base
- Enhances overall complexion and texture over time
Product Description of Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham taps into centuries-old Ayurvedic wisdom to address Pitta-related skin disorders. This rich, clarified butter formula has been used in South India for generations, imparting a cooling, soothing effect whenever the heat of Pitta threatens to flare up. You might recall grandma’s home remedy—warm, fragrant ghee rubbed gently on a rash—that simple comfort this carries forward.
Its semi-solid texture melts at skin temperature allowing deep penetration into tissues. Though mainly known for skin applications, some traditions also suggest a small oral dose to mellorate internal heat, mellorate erratic moods and support overall tissue health. People have reported that regular application brings a steady improvement: redness fades, discomfort lessens and the skin feels soft. Also, in early-stage oedema or abscess, a gentle massage with Thikthakam Ghrutham can encourage natural drainage.
Formulated with pure herbal extracts in a ghee base, it's packaged in a sturdy glass jar to preserve its integrity. Sure, it's old-school in a way; but thats the charm. A perfect companion when modern creams just don’t quite hit the mark. And yes, it's a bit greasy but thats the trade off for real time-tested nourishment.
Key ingredients with descriptions of Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
Ingredient information not provided by the official manufacturer. Please consult the product packaging or contact Vaidyaratnam for a detailed list of ingredients.
Key uses of Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
- Topical application for eczema, psoraisis, and dermatitis
- Local massage to reduce abscess swelling and promote drainage
- External oleation to cool Pitta imbalances on skin
- Applied over edematous areas in dropsy to soothe fluid retention
- Part of traditional protocols for calming mania and irritability
- Used in nasal oleation (nasya) as per Ayurvedic practitioner’s guidance
How to use Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
Take 10–15 g of ghrutham once daily, preferably after meals, or as directed by your Ayurveda practitioner. For topical use, warm slightly and gently massage onto the affected skin area once or twice a day. Avoid overheating the ghee.
Safety information about Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
- Children: Not recommended for children under 12 years without practitioner guidance
- Pregnant women: Consult a healthcare provider before internal or external use
- Breastfeeding mothers: Use only under professional supervision
- Chronic diseases: People with heart, kidney or liver issues should talk to a physician first
- Allergies: Discontinue if skin shows signs of irritation or allergic reaction
- Elderly: Generally well-tolerated but start with a small amount to assess tolerance
- Patients on medications: May interact with certain drugs; check with a doctor
- Weakened immunity: Use cautiously and under expert advice
Additional information about Vaidyaratnam Thikthakam Ghrutham
Storage: Keep jar tightly sealed, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Packaging: 100 ml / 250 ml glass jar with tamper evident seal.
Manufactured by: Vaidyaratnam Oushadhasala, India. Shelf life: 3 years from the date of manufacture.
Note: Slight color variations are normal and reflect natural ingredients. If you find any grainy bits, that's just the herbs settling – gives it a rustic touch!