Sahacharadi Taila
A classical neurological oil prepared with sahachara, dasamoola, and aromatic herbs used for tremors, convulsions, stiffness, insanity, and vata disorders.
Sahacharadi Taila — Overview
Sahacharadi Taila is a classical neurological oil. The kalka dravyas (1 pala each) include usira, nakha, kushta, chandana, ela, sprikka, priyangu, nalika, hribera, shilajatu, manjishta, jatamamsi, aguru, devadaru, rakta karavira, satapushpa, silaras, and tagara. The base is 1 adhaka tila taila. The drava dravya is a chaturdha-avasishta kashaya prepared from 400 pala sahachara panchanga, 400 pala dasamoola, and 200 pala abhiru in 1 drona water, together with 1 adhaka milk.
It is indicated in Kampa (tremors), Akshepaka (convulsions), Sthambha (stiffness), Sosha (wasting), Gulma, Unmada (insanity), Pinasa, Yoniroga (gynecological disorders), Mutrakricchra (dysuria), and Vataroga.
Source: Sahasra Yoga, Taila Prakarana (Medicated Oils)
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