Myaxyl Pain Relief Oil

Oils
Sesame oil, Eucalyptus oil, and Lemongrass oil

Ingredients
Devadaru (Cedrus deodara), Nandivriksha (Tabernaemontana divaricata), and Rasna (Alpinia galanga)

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. Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth. Avoid open wounds.

Can I use it every day? Is it safe long-term?
Yes. Myaxyl contains no synthetic preservatives, no mineral oil and no ingredients that build up tolerance or dependency over time. It is designed for daily, long-term use.

How is this different from a regular pain spray or gel?
Most sprays and gels work at the surface - creating a sensation that masks the pain temporarily. Myaxyl uses a sesame-oil base that penetrates deeper and stays in contact with the skin longer, so the herbs have time to help recovery rather than just be felt.

Can I use it alongside other medication or treatments?
Myaxyl is for external use only. If you are on prescription medication or undergoing treatment for a medical condition, we recommend consulting your doctor before adding any new product to your routine.

Can I use it on any part of the body?
Myaxyl can be applied to joints, muscles and the back, anywhere you carry discomfort. Avoid broken skin, open wounds and sensitive areas. Keep away from eyes.

Is Myaxyl oil suitable for all age groups?
Yes, it is suitable for most adults.

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.