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Erand (Castor) Oil
Promotes Smooth Evacuation of Bowels
Introduction :
An excellent Pitta virechaka, Castor Oil is extremely useful in the management of Constipation. It also improves skin and hair health, when massaged over these areas. Castor Oil efficiently nourishes dry and dehydrated skin, healing it from within.
Actions :
Castor Oil:
- Exerts Laxative action and Induces Uterine Contraction
- Penetrates deep into the Skin owing to low molecular mass
- Hydrates, nourishes and Conditions the Skin
- Exerts anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effect owing to high percentage of Ricinoleic acid
Indications :
Castor Oil is extremely useful in the following conditions:
- Acute and chronic constipation
- Skin disorders, burns, sunburns, cuts and abrasions
- Musculoskeletal pains and inflammations
- Excessive Falling of Hair
- Dull and Lustreless Hair
Direction for use:
For Internal Usage: Add 1-2 tablespoon (15-30 ml) of Castor Oil in warm milk. Take at bedtime.
Externally: Castor Oil is applied over the affected area and massaged gently.
References:
- Tunaru S, Althoff TF, et al. Castor Oil induces laxation and uterine contraction via ricinoleic acid activating prostaglandin EP3 receptors. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 2012; 109(23): 9179-84.
- McMullen R, et al. Optical properties of Hair: effect of treatments on Luster as quantified by image analysis. Journal of Cosmetic Science. 2003; 54(4): 335-51.