Dashmool Bala Oil
Dashmool Bala Oil is traditionally used to nourish and strengthen the body and is particularly intended for massage in conditions associated with weakness, numbness, tingling and reduced limb movement.
- Product Name
- Dashmool Bala Oil
- Ayurvedic Name
- Dashamoola Bala Taila
- Route
- External application, also indicated for Nasya and Basti
- Pack Size
- 200 ml, 1 L
Available Form
- Medicated Oil / Taila
Overview
Dashmool Bala Oil combines the ten roots of Dashamoola with Bala in a sesame-oil base. Traditionally used to massage in muscular atrophy, facial paralysis, tingling, numbness and loss of movement and strength in the limbs.
Traditional Ayurvedic Perspective
Dashamoola is traditionally associated with the management of aggravated Vata, while Bala is regarded as a strengthening and nourishing drug. Their combination in an oil base provides a traditional Ayurvedic approach to Vata-related weakness and tissue nourishment.
Ayurvedic Actions
- Vata-Shamana
- Traditionally supports pacification of aggravated Vata.
- Balya
- Traditionally supports strength and nourishment.
- Brimhana
- Traditionally supports nourishment of depleted tissues.
- Mamsa Dhatu Poshana
- Traditionally supports nourishment of muscle tissue.
- Shothahara
- Traditionally associated with reduction of inflammatory manifestations.
- Vedana Prashamana
- Traditionally supports relief from pain and discomfort.
- Abhyanga
- Traditionally supports nourishment, strength and conditioning through oil massage.
Traditionally Used To Support
- Muscular weakness
- Muscle wasting / muscular atrophy
- Reduced strength of limbs
- Tingling sensation
- Numbness
- Reduced limb movement
- Facial paralysis
- Vata-related neuromuscular conditions
Composition
- Patala — Stereospermum suaveolens
- Agnimantha — Premna latifolia
- Gambhari — Gmelina arborea
- Kantakari — Solanum surattense
- Brihati — Solanum indicum
- Shyonaka — Oroxylum indicum
- Gokshura — Tribulus terrestris
- Shalaparni — Desmodium gangeticum
- Prishniparni — Uraria picta
- Bilva — Aegle marmelos
- Bala — Sida cordifolia
- Natural Sesame Oil - Sesamum indicum (base)
Botanical Profile
Patala
- Botanical Name
- Stereospermum suaveolens
- Common Name
- Padri / Patala
- Part Used
- Root
Agnimantha
- Botanical Name
- Premna latifolia
- Common Name
- Agnimantha
- Part Used
- Root
Gambhari
- Botanical Name
- Gmelina arborea
- Common Name
- Gambhari
- Part Used
- Root
Kantakari
- Botanical Name
- Solanum surattense
- Common Name
- Yellow-berried Nightshade
- Part Used
- Root
Brihati
- Botanical Name
- Solanum indicum
- Common Name
- Brihati
- Part Used
- Root
Shyonaka
- Botanical Name
- Oroxylum indicum
- Common Name
- Indian Trumpet Tree
- Part Used
- Root
Gokshura
- Botanical Name
- Tribulus terrestris
- Common Name
- Gokshura / Puncture Vine
- Part Used
- Root
Shalaparni
- Botanical Name
- Desmodium gangeticum
- Common Name
- Shalaparni
- Part Used
- Root
Prishniparni
- Botanical Name
- Uraria picta
- Common Name
- Prishniparni
- Part Used
- Root
Bilva
- Botanical Name
- Aegle marmelos
- Common Name
- Bael
- Part Used
- Root
Bala
- Botanical Name
- Sida cordifolia
- Common Name
- Country Mallow
- Part Used
- Root / whole plant depending on the preparation
Sesame
- Botanical Name
- Sesamum indicum
- Common Name
- Sesame
- Part Used
- Seed / Oil
Suggested Usage
- For external application.
- For Nasya and Basti as recommended routes of use or as prescribed by an Ayurvedic physician
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container tightly closed.
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