Kubjaprasarini tail 50ml shri mohata ayurvedic

Kubjaprasarini tail 50ml shri mohata ayurvedic

Shri Mohta Kubjaprasarini Tail (50ml) is a specialized Ayurvedic medicated oil traditionally used to treat various Vata-related musculoskeletal and neurological disorders.

Prepared by Shri Mohta Ayurvedic Rasayanshala, this formulation is highly regarded for its ability to relieve joint stiffness, muscle weakness, and neuralgic pain.

It is particularly beneficial for conditions like sciatica, cervical spondylosis, and frozen shoulder, where it helps restore mobility and flexibility to the affected areas.

Detailed Ingredient Information

• Prasarini (Paederia foetida): The primary herb known for its ability to penetrate deep into the tissues to relieve rigidity and inflammation.

• Tila Taila (Sesame Oil): Acts as the base, providing essential nourishment and a stable medium for the herbal extracts.

• Godugdha (Cow Milk): Enhances the rejuvenating and cooling properties of the oil, helping to soothe inflamed nerves.

• Dadhu (Curds) & Kanjika: Traditional fermented mediums used to increase the oil’s potency in pacifying aggravated Vata.

• Herbal Blend: Contains a potent mix of herbs like Chitrak, Pippalimoola, Madhuka, and Bala that help stimulate local circulation and reduce swelling.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Relief from Stiffness: Effectively manages neck stiffness, locked jaw, and Kyphosis (Kubjata) by loosening tight muscles and ligaments.

• Nerve Health: Provides relief in cases of Facial Paralysis, Hemiplegia, and Sciatica by nourishing and strengthening the nervous system.

• Pain Management: Helps alleviate chronic lower back pain, joint aches, and post-viral body weakness.

• Improved Mobility: Regular application aids in restoring the natural range of motion in stiff joints and limbs.

Precautions

• External Use Only: This oil is designed for massage and topical application; do not ingest.

• Application Protocol: Warm the oil slightly and massage gently over the affected area for 15–20 minutes, ideally followed by a warm water bath or fomentation.

• Avoid During Fever: Traditionally, it is advised to avoid oil massage during acute stages of fever or severe indigestion.

• Professional Guidance: Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for chronic conditions or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.