Anu thylam uses

 Anu thailam is an Ayurvedic herbal oil.It is used for an Ayurveda treatment procedure known as Nasya treatment .Nasya refers to nasal instillation of drops of the oil.Ayurveda recommends healthy daily regimen,which every healthy individual should follow on a daily basis.


ANU THAILAM USES

  • Strengthen ears,eyes,nose ,tongue and throat .Usually used in the treatment of diseases above neck 
  • It is also used in the treatment headache,hairfall,premature greying etc
  • Strengthens voice 
  • Used in most of the diseases of ear,nose,throat
It is useful in thyroid gland function correction


HOW TO DO?

Do a face massage with sesame oil or any other ayurvedic pain balm for 5 minutes ,avoiding the eyes.Then do a small sweating therapy.Then you should instill 4 drops of anu thylam on each nostril in lying down position nose facing the ceiling.instill try to spit out phlegm .Gargle with water boiled with salt and turmeric ..This procedure we do at our home is prathimarsha nasyam....the other we do in Ayurvedic hospitals is marsha nasyam-there nasal drop dosage will b increased according to disease condition.

Everyone use to complain of neck stiffness ,shoulder pain,memory loss,anxiety,stress,confusion,not able to concentrate,cevical spondylysis etc....for all these conditions nasyam is very much effective ...please do this and inform me about your experiences

For consultation watsapp to 8220330171

myself DR.kavitha dev ayurveda practitioner residing in chennai

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