Baidyanath Tuvarak Tail (Chalmogra Oil) (50ml) : For White discoloration of skin/vitiligo, Rashes and Other Skin Diseases.

Also known as

Hydnocarpus oil, Gynocardia oil, Taraktogenos kurzii, Taraktogenos kurzii, Hydnocarpus kurzii, Hydnocarpus wightiana, Hydnocarpus laurifolia, Tuvrak, Tuvaraka, and Kushtavairi

Properties

Weight

58 (gms)

Dimensions

3, 5, and 9 millimeters

About Chalmogra Tail

The tree Hydnocarpus kurzii, which is native to India, Myanmar, and Thailand and is in the Flacourtiaceae family, is known by the common name “Chaulmogra.” In India, this tree is primarily found in the states of Assam and Tripura.

Chaulmogra Oil, which is obtained from the tree’s seeds by pressing the kernels in a hydraulic press, has an unpleasant flavor and a bitter aftertaste. It is made up chemically of the unsaturated fatty acids chaulmogric acid (27%), hydnocarpic acid (48%) and glycerides of palmitic acids. When the seeds are ripe, they contain about 40–45% fixed oil.

Chaulmogra Oil is used both internally and externally to treat leprosy and other skin conditions in Ayurveda, and it has been used for this purpose since the dawn of time. Frederic John Mouat, an English physician and professor of medicine at the Bengal Medical College, introduced this oil into Western medicine in 1854. Mouat tested this oil on leprosy patients and saw positive results. He dressed the patients’ external ulcers with the oil.

Chaulmogra is a tall tree that belongs to the Achariaceae plant family. The essential oil is extracted from the Chaulmogra seeds using the steam distillation method. The botanical names of Chaulmogra are Taraktogenos kurzii, Hydnocarpus kurzii, Hydnocarpus wightiana, Hydnocarpus laurifolia, Hydnocarpus oil, Gynocardia oil, and Tuvrak, Tuvaraka, and

Uses

• Because it contains unsaturated fatty acids, Chalmogra Oil has potent antibacterial properties that are effective against leprosy and tuberculosis bacteria.
• For hundreds of years, leprosy, gout, TB, and skin conditions have all been treated with it in Ayurveda.
• In Hindi, ringworm (tinea corporis) is known as dad.
• Apply ringworm treatment using a mixture of Chaulmogra Oil (10 ml) and Vaseline (50 g).
• To treat ringworm, combine Chaulmogra Oil with butter and apply to the area of skin that is affected.

Leprosy

• This oil is applied topically and internally to treat leprosy.
• The dose is increased gradually over time up to 60 drops, starting with 10 drops given orally to the patient to induce vomiting, followed by 5–6 drops of oil mixed with milk or butter given orally twice a day.
• Neem oil is combined with oil for external use, then topically applied.

Vitiation of blood

• Five drops of Chaulmogra Oil taken orally with butter has positive effects.

Itching

• Applying the oil externally requires combining it with Castor oil.

Dosage

Three times daily doses of 0.3–1 ml of oil are advised, with a daily maximum of 4 ml.

Side-effects

• The bitter and incredibly irritating Chaulmogra Oil.
• Laxative and emetic, this oil.
• Depending on digestive tolerance, consuming 3–4 drops of oil orally can make one feel sick to their stomach.
• Only after eating should you consume the oil and butter.

Terms and Conditions

Before purchasing this medication, we have assumed that you sought medical advice and are not using it for self-medication.