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Nasya preparation

Anu Oil

Multi-herb sesame-oil Nasya preparation with goat milk disclosed in final processing.

Price
₹814.91
Volume: 30 ml
Available to order
Quantity
1
Product form
Nasal Preparation
Pack size
30 ml
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Overview

Multi-herb sesame-oil Nasya preparation with goat milk disclosed in final processing.

Intended Ayurvedic use

Traditionally administered under qualified supervision for care of the nasal passages and the head-and-neck region.

Ayurvedic actions

Nasya
Supervised nasal administration in Ayurveda

Key ingredients

  • Devdaru, Musta, Twaka, Ushira, Anantamoola, Sweta Chandana, Daruharidra, Yashtimadhu, Aguru, Shatavari, Ikshu, Bilva, Shalaparni, Vidanga, Kushta, Ela, Renuka and Bala
  • Sesame-oil base
  • Goat milk in final processing

How to use

For intranasal use only; not for ingestion.

Source direction: 5–10 drops in each nostril under medical supervision.

Do not self-administer without qualified guidance.

Ayurveda References

  • Classical source

    Caraka Saṃhitā

    Caraka Saṃhitā, Sūtra-sthāna 5/63–71, Aṇu Taila passage

    Documents classical Aṇu Taila lineage and supervised Nasya context.

    View Caraka Saṃhitā in the official NIIMH e-Caraka

  • Official pharmacopoeial standard

    The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India

    API Part II, Vol. III (2010), Aṇu Taila monograph

    Records the official Ayurvedic formulation monograph for Aṇu Taila; the linked PCIM&H record is the official indexed entry for Anu Taila in API Part II, Vol. III (2010).

    View the official PCIM&H record

Research Highlights

Anu Taila, an herbal nasal-drop, delays spore germination in Cunninghamella bertholletiae by reducing cAMP-PKA dependent ROS in mucorale pathogen and extrinsic ROS in human host cells.

In-vitro study · Fungal-spore and A549 epithelial-cell models · Germination assessed through 5.5 hours and thallic growth through 4 days

Preparation and dose
Anu Taila, 50 µL/mL in fungal assays, versus sesame-oil and amphotericin controls.
Finding
The tested material delayed germination, altered spore structure/germination genes and reduced reactive-oxygen-species measures in the laboratory models.

Balkrishna A, Sengupta S, Kumari P, Dev R, Haldar S, Varshney A. Letters in Applied Microbiology. 2023. PMID 36708174.

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