Kerala Ayurveda Sahacharadi Thailam Backaches have always been around. Our modern lifestyle, which involves slouching and staring at a computer screen for long hours, can ultimately lead to back pain. While you focus on correcting your posture and reducing the low back discomfort. Having back pain can slow down your whole life. From not being able to work efficiently or to not being able to enjoy that fun-filled ride with your friends, an aching back can ruin all those special moments of your life. Kerala Ayurveda sahacharadi thailam massage oil can help ease back pains. It can help in sciatica- where pain radiates from the low back to the back of your legs. | Key ingredients Lesser kurinji or sahachara The root of ten herbs or dasamoola Indian madder or manjishta Sandalwood or chandana Himalayan cedar or devadaru | Key benefits It may relieve back pain and sciatica It can act as a relaxing massage oil It can enhance the strength of ligaments and muscles of the low back It can help in the early stages of varicose veins This oil may help to pacify vata dosha | Directions for use Take the required amount of Kerala Ayurveda sahacharadi thailam in a bowl Sit in a comfortable position, on a non-slippery surface, and gently apply over your back, legs, or any affected areas Massage gently and let your skin absorb the goodness of sahacharadi thailam into your skin Let your skin absorb the oil for about 30 minutes Wash off with warm water and pat dry For best results, warm the oil and apply. Just place a heat-safe bowl with Sahacharadi Thailam in warm water and use it In the early stages of varicose veins, you can apply it to the affected area and gently massage it in upward strokes with a cotton ball Do not apply pressure | Safety information Read the label carefully before use For external use only Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight Keep out of children’s reach If you are using this oil for the first time, do a patch test Not recommended if you have varicose ulcers or varicose veins in the advanced stage