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🪔 Product — Sitaram Prasarini / Prasaranee Thailam Oil 200 ml

■ Sitaram Prasarini Thailam 200 ml

• Ayurvedic medicated oil from Sitaram Ayurveda

• Traditional herbal formulation used externally

• Typically available from Ayurvedic sellers (e.g., Ask Ayurveda, Ayurvedic stores)
  (Exact online listings may vary by seller and stock status)

🌿 What Prasarini Thailam Is

Prasarini Thailam (also spelled Prasaranee Thailam) is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil formulated in a sesame oil base with herbs — often including Prasarini (Paederia foetida) and supportive herbs. This oil is traditionally used externally in Ayurvedic practice for conditions related to aggravated Vata dosha, especially those involving the joints, muscles, nerves and nervous system.

Its name comes from the key herb Prasarini (Paederia foetida) — a medicinal plant valued in Ayurveda for its anti‑inflammatory and Vata‑soothing effects.

🌱 Traditional Uses & Benefits

While Sitaram brand product pages may not always list detailed descriptions, Prasarini/Prasaranee Thailam in classical Ayurvedic texts and formats is used externally for:

• 🦵 Joint stiffness, back pain, sciatica and muscle tightness — supports easing discomfort in large joints and spine.

• 🤕 Neuromuscular support — useful in conditions like stiffness of the neck, lower back or limbs.

• 💆♂️ Local massage for relief of aches — applied directly to affected areas before therapeutic massage or Ayurvedic treatments like Kati Vasti.

In Ayurvedic clinical use, Prasarini Thailam is also recommended for conditions involving nervous system irritation or structural tightness and is sometimes part of therapeutic massages in Panchakarma

🧴 How To Use (General Ayurvedic Guidance)

1. Warm the oil slightly (e.g., place the bottle in warm water; do not microwave).

2. Apply externally on the affected area (back, joints, muscles).

3. Massage gently for 10–20 minutes; this helps increase circulation and penetration.

4. Leave on before bathing (optional) or follow your practitioner’s advice.

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