Nasya olie

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Herbal Nasal Oil for Daily Wellness, Mental Clarity & Sense Organ Care

Fra €10,00

Art of Vedas Nasya Oil er en autentisk Anu Thailam, den vigtigste næseolie i klassisk Ayurveda, dokumenteret i Ashtanga Hridaya for over 1.500 år siden. Denne traditionelle formel kombinerer 24 omhyggeligt udvalgte urter i ren sesamolie, fremstillet efter gamle metoder for at støtte næsens velvære, fremme mental klarhed og nære alle fem sanseorganer.

I Ayurveda kaldes næsen "Nasa hi Shiraso Dwaram", døren til hovedet. Daglig Nasya-praksis med Anu Thailam betragtes som en af de vigtigste ritualer for at opretholde velvære i hoved, øjne, ører og sind. Bare 2 dråber i hvert næsebor hver morgen kan blive en transformerende del af din Dinacharya (daglige rutine).

Uanset om du er ny til Nasya eller en erfaren udøver, tilbyder denne klassiske formel autentisk støtte til klar vejrtrækning, mental fokus og generelt velvære i hovedregionen gennem alle årstider.

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INGREDIENSER

Sesamum indicum frøolie, aegle marmelos rodekstrakt, asparges racemosus rodekstrakt, cedrus deodara hjerte træekstrakt, kanel tamala bladekstrakt, kanel -verum stambarkekstrakt, coleus aromaticus rhizome ekstrakt, cyperus esculentus root -ekstrakt, cyperus rotundus ekstrakt, rhizome Gangeticum rodekstrakt, Elettaria kardemomumfrugtekstrakt, embelia ribben frugtekstrakt, glycyrrhiza glabra stamekstrakt, hæmidemus indicus rodekstrakt, holostemma ada-kodien rhizome ekstrakt, nelumbo rhizom ekstrakt, pseudarthria viskida rodekstrakt ekstrakt, solanum anguivi roota rhizom ekstrakt, pseudarthri viskida rootekstrakt ekstrakt, solanum anguivi roote ekstrakt Suritterense rodekstrakt, Vetiveria Zizanioides rodekstrakt, LAC, Saccharum officinarum rodekstrakt, Nymphaea Stellata blomsterekstrakt, Alpinia Galanga Rhizome Extract og Prunus Mahaleb frøekstrakt.

Nasya olie

Nasya olie

Fra €10,00

Fra €10,00

BENEFITS

Mental Clarity

Nourishes the pathways connecting nose to brain. Supports Prana Vata, the vital energy governing your mind.

Sense Organ Wellness

One formula, five senses. Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and voice are all nourished through the Shringataka Marma pathway.

Clear Breathing

Lubricates and protects nasal passages. Supports comfort during seasonal changes, dry air, and travel.

Dosha Balance

Tridosha harmonising. Particularly effective for Vata and Kapha imbalances in the head region.

Classical Authority

Not a modern invention. Documented in Ashtanga Hridaya Chapter 20, Verses 37-38—the same formula used for 1,500 years.

Sådan bruger du Nasya olie

Forberedelse:

Find et roligt og behageligt miljø, hvor du kan slappe af.

Varm om muligt nasya -olien lidt ved at placere flasken i varmt vand. Sørg for, at olien ikke er for varm til at undgå ubehag.

Placering:

Læg dig ned på ryggen med dit hoved let vippet tilbage. Du kan bruge et sammenrullet håndklæde eller pude til at understøtte din hals.

Anvendelse:

Placer 2-3 dråber af den opvarmede Nasya-olie (Anu Thailam) i hver næsebor.

Massér forsigtigt siderne af din næse for at hjælpe olien med at trænge dybere.

Inhalation:

Inhaler dybt for at give olien mulighed for at nå de dybere næsepassager.

Forbliv i liggende position i et par minutter og ånder forsigtigt gennem næsen.

Efter applikation:

Efter et par minutter kan du forsigtigt sprænge næsen for at fjerne overskydende olie og urenheder.

Det anbefales at undgå eksponering for støv, stærk lugt og vind i et par timer efter påføring.

Klassisk Ayurveda Reference

Composed by Acharya Vagbhata in the 6th-7th century CE, the Ashtanga Hridaya remains one of the most authoritative texts in Ayurvedic medicine. Chapter 20 is dedicated entirely to Nasya therapy, with verses 37-38 presenting the complete Anu Thailam formulation.

The original Sanskrit declares: "नस्यं महागुणमुशन्त्यणुतैलमेतत्"
Translation: "This oil known as Anu taila, used as nasal drops, bestows great benefits."

Supporting Classical References

Charaka Samhita, Sutrasthana Chapter 5, Verses 56-63:
Establishes the foundational principle "Nasa hi Shiraso Dwaram" (the nose is the doorway to the head) and recommends Nasya with Anu Taila for seasonal wellness during spring, autumn, and pre-monsoon seasons.

Sushruta Samhita, Chikitsa Sthana Chapter 40:
Details Nasya procedures, timing, and indications, establishing the position of Nasya among the Panchakarma therapies.

Sharangadhara Samhita, Madhyama Khanda:
Provides detailed pharmaceutical standards for oil preparation (Taila Paka Vidhi), ensuring consistency in traditional formulations.

Sahasrayoga, Taila Prakarana:
The Kerala classical text includes Anu Taila among essential Ayurvedic oils, reflecting its importance in the Kerala Ayurvedic tradition.

Sanskrit Name and Etymology

ComponentSanskritMeaningAṇuअणुSubtle, minute, atomicTailaतैलOil (from Tila/sesame)Full NameअणुतैलSubtle Oil / Fine Oil

The retroflex "ṇ" in Aṇu (अणु) distinguishes it from "anu" (अनु) meaning "after/following"—an important distinction for accurate understanding.

Classification in Nasya Therapy

AspectClassificationNasya TypeSneha Nasya (Oleation)Primary ActionBrimhana (Nourishing)Secondary ActionShamana (Pacifying)Dosha AffinityTridosha Shamaka (balances all three)Primary Dosha FocusVata-Kapha

Ayurvedic Pharmacology (Dravyaguna)

Rasa (Taste):

  • Predominant: Tikta (Bitter), Kashaya (Astringent)
  • Secondary: Madhura (Sweet)

Guna (Qualities):

  • Sukshma (Subtle/Penetrating)
  • Snigdha (Unctuous)
  • Laghu (Light)
  • Sara (Spreading)

Virya (Potency):

  • Predominantly Ushna (Warming) from sesame oil base
  • Balanced by Sheeta (Cooling) herbs like Yashtimadhu and Usheera

Vipaka (Post-Digestive Effect):

  • Madhura (Sweet)

Prabhava (Special Action):

  • Indriyaprasadana (Clarification of sense organs)
  • Shirovirechana (Purification of head region)

Karma (Therapeutic Actions)

ActionSanskritEffectShirovirechanaशिरोविरेचनPurifies head regionIndriyaprasadanaइन्द्रियप्रसादनClarifies sense organsVatashamanaवातशमनPacifies VataBrimhanaबृंहणNourishes tissuesMedhyaमेध्यSupports mental clarityKeshyaकेश्यSupports hair healthSvaryaस्वर्यSupports voice quality

Srotas (Channel) Affinity

  • Pranavaha Srotas: Respiratory channels
  • Manovaha Srotas: Mental/consciousness channels
  • Rasavaha Srotas: Plasma/lymph channels

Dhatu (Tissue) Affinity

  • Primary: Majja Dhatu (Nervous tissue)
  • Secondary: Rasa Dhatu (Plasma)
  • Supports: Ojas (Vital essence)