Shree Brahmachaitanya Ayurveda's Mahavishgarbha Taila is a premier choice for managing a wide spectrum of Vata-related disorders, particularly those affecting the bones, joints, muscles, and nerves. Its primary indications include:

• Vata Vyadhi (Nervous System Disorders): Essential in managing conditions like Sciatica, Paralysis (Facial palsy, Hemiplegia), and Neuralgia.

• Sandhivata (Osteoarthritis): Provides significant relief from joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and crepitus in all major joints.

• Katishool (Low Back Pain): Highly effective for acute and chronic lumbago and disc-related issues.

• Gridhrasi (Sciatica): Alleviates the radiating pain, numbness, and tingling sensation along the sciatic nerve.

• Spasticity and Muscle Stiffness: Helps relax rigid muscles and reduces spasms.

• Sports Injuries and Sprains: Promotes faster healing of damaged tissues, ligaments, and muscles.

• General Body Aches and Pains: Used as a strengthening and nourishing massage oil for overall musculoskeletal health.

Mahavishgarbha Taila is primarily for external use only. It is typically administered through the Ayurvedic practice of Abhyanga (therapeutic massage).

General Guidelines for External Application:

1. Preparation: Gently warm the required amount of oil. Ensure it is warm to the touch, not hot.

2. Application: Massage the warm oil onto the affected area using firm but gentle strokes. For conditions like paralysis, the massage should be directed towards the heart.

3. Duration: Massage for 10-15 minutes to allow deep penetration.

4. Post-Application: It is beneficial to keep the area covered and warm after the massage. A warm bath or shower 1-2 hours later can enhance the effects.

5. Frequency: Typically applied once or twice daily, as advised by your physician. 

   Common Ayurvedic Procedures using this Oil (Must be performed by a trained therapist):

6. Abhyanga (Therapeutic Massage): For generalized pain and stiffness.

7. Pichu (Oil-Soaked Pad): A cotton pad soaked in warm oil is applied to localized areas (e.g., lower back).

8. Contraindication: Avoid application on broken skin, wounds, or in cases of acute inflammation with redness and extreme heat. A patch test is recommended for those with sensitive skin.

9. Basti (Localized Oil Pool): For severe joint pain, a reservoir of warm oil is created and retained over the joint (e.g., Janu Basti for knees, Kati Basti for lower back).

10. Pinda Sweda (Bolus Fomentation): Often used after massage with this oil to further enhance its penetration.