Myaxyl Pain Relief Oil

Devadaru (Cedrus deodara), Nandivriksha (Tabernaemontana divaricata), Rasna (Alpinia galanga), Sesame oil (Sesamum indicum) base, Eucalyptus oil, Lemongrass oil, Peppermint essential oil. No synthetic fragrance. No mineral oil. No parabens.

Fresh juice of Nandivriksha is combined with a fine paste of Devadaru and Rasna in a sesame oil base. The mixture is heated on low flame in the classical Thaila Paaka method, until the water content has evaporated and the herbal actives have bound to the oil. Essential oils - eucalyptus and lemongrass - are infused at the final stage overnight. The oil is filtered warm.

For external use only. Patch test before first application. Avoid open wounds - apply around the area instead. Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth. Rare: mild tingling or warmth in sensitive users - usually subsides within minutes. Safe during pregnancy for external use. Adult supervision recommended for younger children.

When not to use?
Not to be applied directly on open wounds or broken skin. Not to be taken internally. If rigorous exercise is immediately planned, allow 10-15 minutes after application. Avoid cold showers or cold beverages immediately post-application - they work against the oil's warming action.

Will Myaxyl oil gives
Myaxyl oil supports relief from muscle, joint, and body discomfort. If pain is severe, persistent, or related to an underlying medical condition, consult a healthcare professional.

How long will it take for Myaxyl Oil to work on pain?
Many users experience a soothing sensation soon after application. Results may vary depending on the type and severity of discomfort, with regular use supporting better outcomes over time.

Does it leave a greasy residue?
Myaxyl Oil may leave a light oily feel after application. Gentle massage helps absorption and minimizes residue.

Is Myaxyl Oil suitable for all age groups?
Yes, it is suitable for most adults. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a medical condition, or are using it for a child, consult a healthcare professional before use

Ayurvedic Science
In Ayurveda, pain (Ruja) is the classical expression of aggravated Vata dosha. External injury - Aghata - disturbs Vata in the Asthi (bone) and Mamsa (muscle) tissues, triggering a tridoshic response: heat and redness from aggravated Pitta, swelling from aggravated Kapha, pain and stiffness from Vata. The classical first-line treatment for this presentation is Bahya Snehan - external application of a lipid-based formulation to the affected tissue. Sesame oil is the classical base for Vata-predominant musculoskeletal conditions. Devadaru and Nandivriksha help balance the vitiated Vata and Pitta. Rasna addresses Adhyavata - the Vata governing the lower joints and extremities. Lemongrass and eucalyptus support the Kapha component. The treatment goal is Tridosha balance - restoring the body's natural equilibrium, not suppressing its natural healing response.