Shuddhabala Taila - Brihatri

Product Overview of Shuddhabala Taila

Shuddhabala Taila by Brihatri is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil specifically formulated for the treatment of Vata-related neurological and musculoskeletal disorders. Made with Bala moola (Sida cordifolia), cow's milk, and Tila taila (sesame oil), this oil nourishes the nervous system and supports muscular strength. It is highly effective in managing hemiplegia, paraplegia, facial palsy, and neuralgia, and can be used both externally for Abhyanga (massage) and internally under supervision.

Key Ingredients of Shuddhabala Taila

• Bala Moola (Sida cordifolia - Root): A nervine tonic that strengthens muscles and nerves
• Tila Taila (Sesamum indicum - Sesame Oil): Acts as a nourishing base that penetrates deep into tissues
• Balamoola Kashaya (Decoction of Bala root): Provides the therapeutic essence of Bala
• Ksheera (Cow's Milk): Enhances the cooling, nutritive, and rejuvenating properties of the formulation

Key Benefits of Shuddhabala Taila

• Neurological Support: Helps manage neurological conditions such as hemiplegia, paraplegia, and neuralgia
• Muscle & Joint Relief: Provides relief in muscle stiffness, pain, and spasticity
• Rasayana Effect: Acts as a powerful nervine and rejuvenative (Rasayana)
• Neuro-Muscular Coordination: Supports nerve regeneration and neuromuscular coordination
• Versatile Use: Useful for both oral administration and massage in Vata disorders

Safety and Precautions for Shuddhabala Taila

• Internal Use: Should be used under medical supervision for internal use
• Patch Test: Perform a patch test before external application, especially in sensitive individuals
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight
• Seal Tightly: Keep container tightly closed to preserve potency
• Contraindication: Not recommended during acute digestive disorders or Kapha-dominant conditions unless advised

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Shuddhabala Taila

• What is Shuddhabala Taila primarily used for?
  It is used for managing Vata disorders like hemiplegia, neuralgia, paraplegia, and nerve weakness.
• Can it be taken orally?
  Yes, under the supervision of an Ayurvedic physician, it may be prescribed for internal use.
• Is it safe for long-term application?
  Yes, it is safe for daily massage or long-term external use unless contraindicated.
• How is it different from Ksheerabala Taila?
  It is considered equivalent in Vata disorders but does not aggravate Kapha, making it more balanced.
• Does it help with post-stroke rehabilitation?
  Yes, it is often used in Abhyanga and Basti therapies for supporting neurological recovery after stroke.