Mahabhringraj Taila
from Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa).
Mahabhringraj Taila is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil (Taila), cited to Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa). It is not among the formulations in Parts I and II of the Ayurvedic Formulary of India; the formula on this page is the one printed on the Prachyam pack, with 22 ingredients. It should be taken only on the advice of a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
Please note: The ingredients, their proportions and the uses of a classical formulation can differ depending on the Samhita, Nighantu or formulary a manufacturer follows. Formula as printed on the Prachyam pack; not among the formulations in AFI Parts I and II. A product you buy may follow a different text, so always read its label, and ask a Vaidya before use.
| Dosage form | Taila — medicated oil |
|---|---|
| Formulary | Not in AFI Parts I–II |
| Classical source | Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa). |
| Ingredients | 22 |
| Supervision | On a physician's advice |
What is a Taila?
An oil base is cooked with a paste of herbs (kalka) and a liquid such as a decoction or milk until the water has evaporated, so that the properties of the herbs pass into the oil.
Ingredients of Mahabhringraj Taila
As printed on the Prachyam pack.
| # | Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bhangra (W.P.) | 40 Part |
| 2 | Amla (Fr.) | 10 Part |
| 3 | Brahmi (W.P.) | 10 Part |
| 4 | Badi Haran (Fr.) | 1 Part |
| 5 | Bahera (Fr.) | 1 Part |
| 6 | Nagarmotha (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 7 | Kachoor (Rz.) | 1 Part |
| 8 | Lodhra (Bk.) | 1 Part |
| 9 | Majith (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 10 | Babchi (Sd.) | 1 Part |
| 11 | Khareti (W.P.) | 1 Part |
| 12 | Bariyara Mool (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 13 | Chandan Lal (Ht. Wd.) | 1 Part |
| 14 | Padhmakh | 1 Part |
| 15 | Sarva (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 16 | Mandoor | 1 Part |
| 17 | Mehndi (Lf.) | 1 Part |
| 18 | Prayangu (Sd.) | 1 Part |
| 19 | Mulethi (Rz.) | 1 Part |
| 20 | Bal chhad (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 21 | Akarkara (Rt.) | 1 Part |
| 22 | Til Tel | 128 Part |
Safety
- Use exactly as the label directs: some medicated oils are for massage, some for nasal use (nasya), and only some are taken by mouth.
- Tell your physician about every other medicine you take. Do not stop or change prescribed medication on your own.
If you have a medical emergency, call your local emergency number or go to a hospital.
Common questions about Mahabhringraj Taila
What is Mahabhringraj Taila?
Mahabhringraj Taila is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil (Taila), cited to Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa). It is not among the formulations in Parts I and II of the Ayurvedic Formulary of India; the formula on this page is the one printed on the Prachyam pack, with 22 ingredients. It should be taken only on the advice of a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
What are the ingredients of Mahabhringraj Taila?
As printed on the Prachyam pack, Mahabhringraj Taila contains 22 ingredients: Bhangra 40 Part, Amla 10 Part, Brahmi 10 Part, Badi Haran 1 Part, Bahera 1 Part, Nagarmotha 1 Part, Kachoor 1 Part, Lodhra 1 Part, Majith 1 Part, Babchi 1 Part, Khareti 1 Part, Bariyara Mool 1 Part, Chandan Lal 1 Part, Padhmakh 1 Part, Sarva 1 Part, Mandoor 1 Part, Mehndi 1 Part, Prayangu 1 Part, Mulethi 1 Part, Bal chhad 1 Part, Akarkara 1 Part, Til Tel 128 Part.
Which classical text is Mahabhringraj Taila from?
Mahabhringraj Taila is cited to Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa).
Is Mahabhringraj Taila made the same way in every Ayurvedic text?
Not always. The ingredients, their proportions and the uses of a classical formulation can differ depending on the Samhita, Nighantu or formulary a manufacturer follows. Always read the label of the product you use.
Does Prachyam Ayurveda sell Mahabhringraj Taila?
Yes. Prachyam Ayurveda sells Maha Bhringraj Tel. Check the label for the exact formula and dose of the pack you buy.
References
- Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Kshudraroga / Keshya Chikitsa).
Formula as printed on the Prachyam pack; not among the formulations in AFI Parts I and II.
