Description

Kerala Ayurveda Kottamchukkadi Thailam (Oil)

• A painful elbow can cause several inconveniences in your day-to-day life. Sometimes, the pain can be a burning sensation throughout the elbow region, and sometimes it may be a severe tingling sensation on the outer side of your elbow. In most cases, these signs indicate a tennis elbow. This is a concern that can occur even if you have never played tennis.
• The gist is that you may want to get yourself checked for a tennis elbow. And to relieve the pain, Kerala Ayurveda’s Kottamchukkadi Thailam can be helpful. It’s an Ayurvedic oil for tennis elbow and can relieve the pain and symptoms of tennis elbow, cervical spondylosis and other sports injuries.

Key Features

• Authentic Ayurvedic recipe
• Helps relieve tennis elbow pain
• Can improve flexibility in spondylosis
• Ancient Ayurvedic recipe

Benefits:

• Pain relief for tennis elbow: Kottamchukkadi Thailam is an ayurvedic oil for pain, especially around elbows. It comes packed with soothing, Vata pacifying herbs that can help relieve pain in tennis elbow, sprains, pulled muscles, and other sports injuries.
• Can Improve flexibility in cervical spondylosis: Kottamchukkadi Thailam can help reduce stiffness, swelling, and inflammation in cervical spondylosis. The oil can penetrate deep into the affected area and help relieve the stiffness of joints, also improving flexibility.
• Authentic recipe including potent herbs: Kottamchukkadi Thailam is cooked with an original, classical Ayurvedic recipe that has helped strengthen and support elbow muscles, tendons, and joints in humans for thousands of years. This makes Kottamchukkadi Thailam a favoured choice for managing elbow pain.

How to Use:

• Take the required amount of Kerala Ayurveda Kottamchukkadi Thailam in a bowl. Place this bowl in warm water until it becomes slightly warm. Sit comfortably on a non- slippery surface and check if the oil is warm enough by putting a drop on your inner wrist. Massage the affected area. If you have twisted muscles or sprain, avoid massaging and do a Pichu. Pichu (sponging) is a simple technique to apply and keep medicated oil over the affected part of the body. It obviates the need for bandages in a resting position. Spread a piece of cotton and dip it in the warm oil and apply over the painful area. Maintain the temperature by replacing the cotton with another cotton dipped in warm oil at regular intervals. Take a bath in warm water so that oil penetrates deep into your skin. If you have a sprain, avoid vigorous massaging over the affected area