Popular Oils Available in 5-liter Size

Oils

by Kottakkal Support November 18, 2021

Popular Oils Available in 5-liter Size

We offer Ayurvedic oils in convenient five-liter (5000 ml) cartons! The large containers have an easy to pour spout and are suitable for Ayurvedic spas. Whether you’re a massage therapist or using lots of oil for yourself, the larger size is more economical.

The five-liter size offers a savings of 40-45%

over 200 ml single bottles

Arimedadi Oil and Valiya Arimedas Tailam are two oils that are recommended for gandusha. The main herb is Arimeda which supports healthy teeth, gums, and helps reduce mouth sores.

Balaguluchyadi Oil balances vata and pitta dosha, the main herbs are bala and guduchi which supports inflamed swollen joints and eases burning sensation.
Brahmi Oil supports and nourishes vata dosha, the main herb brahmi helps ease head pain and supports cognitive thinking and memory.

Chandanadi Oil balances pitta dosha, the main herb chandana supports head pain with burning sensation and is a useful head oil for conditions related to pitta.
Eladi Sesame Oil balances vata and kapha dosha, the main herb Ela (cardamom) supports chronic skin allergies, reduces itching, and improves complexion.
Gandharvahastadi Oil balances vata dosha, the main herb is castor and is useful for many vata disorders and helps the elimination of ama and stool.
Kottamchukkadi Oil balances pitta dosha, the main herb is kottam which helps support chronic inflammation of the joints.
Lakshadi Oil is a nourishing rejuvenative oil, the main herb Laksha supports post illness recovery and growth development in children.
Maha Bala Oil balances vata, the main herb bala mula nourishes and supports male and female reproductive health, postdelivery care, and nourishes weak bones, muscles, and nerves.
Pinda Oil balances both pitta and vata, the main herb is manjistha which supports body disorders related to swelling and inflammation.
Triphaldi Oil is a useful head oil, the main herb triphala supports head pain with burning sensation, allergies, hair loss, early graying, and weak hair strands.
Maha Narayana Oil balances vata dosha, the main herbs are dasamula and shatavari juice. This is an extremely popular oil and is useful for vata related disorders relating to all types of weakness.
Valiya Sahacharadi Oil balances vata dosha, the main herb sahachara is useful for many types of vata disorders relating to the nervous system in the legs.

If you have any questions about Kottakkal products, please contact julie@kottakkal.shop.

Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Kottakkal Ayurveda products and this information is not intended for use in the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any disease. If you have serious, acute, or chronic health problems, please consult a trained health professional. If you are seeking the medical advice of a trained Ayurvedic practitioner or doctor, call (800) 215-9934 or email us at contact@kottakkal.shop and we will provide you with one of our affiliated Ayurvedic professionals. Check with your doctor before taking herbs when pregnant or nursing.

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