Before you purchase an Ayurvedic Medicine in Australia, you should know the following:

In Australia, Ayurvedic Medicine is governed by Therapeutic Good Administration (TGA) as Complementary Medicine. Ayurvedic Medicine, like any other medicine, is assessed for quality, safety and efficacy by TGA.

An Ayurvedic medicine imported from overseas online or from a local grocery store without a proper TGA licencing may not fulfil the requirement of TGA standards, may not be safe for your health, and sometimes may cause adverse effects.

Pure Herbal Ayurveda Clinic does not endorse or promote selling any Ayurvedic product that does not fulfil TGA legal requirements.

The information on our website about any Ayurvedic Products, Ayurvedic Formulations or Ayurvedic Medicine is for knowledge and understanding for the general public. Any therapeutic indications or claims mentioned on the website for these Ayurvedic Medicines are purely based on the evidence of the history of the traditional use of this medicine and as described in the Ayurvedic Texts books. TGA may not support these claims.

If you wish to purchase an Ayurvedic medicine, the best way is to consult an Ayurveda Practitioner in Australia. After a full assessment, the Ayurveda Practitioner can compound a customised Ayurvedic medicine for your health needs. They can choose from a vast range of Ayurvedic herbs legally deemed safe as complementary medicine in Australia.

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Prasarini Thailam Oil: 

Ayurvedic Herbal Oil Medicine for Sciatica Melbourne

Prasarini oil is popularly used in vata and kapha disorders, especially where pain and swelling are involved. It is prescribed for nervous system disorders like stroke, hemiplegia, facial palsy, etc. It promotes strengthening the muscles and nerves and nourishes the degenerated tissues to enhance the rejuvenating process and heal injuries.

(Ashtang Hridya Chikitsa Sthan 21/65-66) and (Bhaishajya Ratvanali)

Main Ingredients of Prasarini Thailam Oil:

Merremia tridentata, Asparagus recemosus, Withania somnifera, Cyperus rotundus, milk and rock salt are some of the common ingredients.

Ayurvedic Pharmacological Action of Prasarini Thailam oil:

Virya: Ushnam

Guna: Vata Kapha har

Pushparaj Prasarini oil is used internally with milk and externally for abhayanga and nasya. It is highly beneficial for injuries and disorders of the head and neck.

Traditional Ayurvedic indications and uses of Prasarini Thailam as per the above shloka:

Shiro rog: Head and neck illness

Hanugreha: Locked jaw

Bhagna: Fractures

Khanja Pangu: Weakness of limbs

Smasta Vata roga nashyati: 80 types of vata yoga

Other Traditional uses of Prasarini oil:

1. Sciatica
2. Scoliosis
3. Kyphosis
4. Neck stiffness
5. Lumbar disc prolapse
6. Bells palsy
7. Rheumatoid Arthritis
8. Pain and stiffness in joints

Side effects and precautions with Prasarini Oil

No side effects are mentioned in ayurvedic texts or reported by a client as such from the prescribed therapeutic dosage of this preparation. It is advisable that Ayurvedic medicine and treatment are generally considered to be safe when taken under the supervision and guidance of an Ayurvedic Doctor, but rarely may be associated with possible adverse reactions in individual cases. We recommend seeking urgent medical attention in the case of an adverse reaction.

Reference:

1.Astanga Hrdaya of Vagbhata Vol. II. Nidaan Sthana, Chikitsa Sthana and Kalpa-Siddhi Sthana. Edited by Kanjiv Lochan. English Version. Chaukambha Sanskrit Sansthan Publishers, Varanasi, 1st Edition-2017. Pg: 464

2. Bhaisajya Ratnavali of Shri Govinda Das Bhisagratna commented by Shri Ambikadatta Shastri, edited by Shri Rajeshwardatta Shastri, Chaukambha Sanskrit Sansthan, Varanasi, Hindi version, Edition, 2014. Pg 561.

3. Critical Analysis of Ayurvedic Formulations. (Sahasrayogas and Other Samhitas). By Dr. L. Mahadevan. Sarada Mahadeva Iyer Ayurvedic Educational & Charitable Trust, Kanyakumari, Tamilnadu. 2nd Edition- 2018. Pg: 515

If you wish to consult Ayurveda, you may contact one of our Ayurveda Practitioners, Gurnam Saini or Pooja Saini in Melbourne. Both of our Practitioners are Qualified Ayurveda Doctors from India. You may contact us at "Pure Herbal Ayurved Clinic". People who can't reach us personally may choose an online Ayurveda consultation. 

www.pureherbalayurved.com.au

PH- 0061 430 799 515 

Email- PureHerbalClinic@gmail.com

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