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Taila used in Abhyanga (massage) by its Tikshna, Suksma properties penetrate the cartilage and by its Snigdha (unctuous), Guru (heavy) qualities provides glue which binds the cartilage cells and stops its damage. This action of Taila is considered as “Sandhaniya”. Secondly, Snigdha (unctuous), Guru (heavy), and Mridu (soft) properties, are opposite to the properties of Vata. Abhyanga reduces the provoked Vata, which is responsible for the decay in the Dhatus and for manifestation of features. Abhyanga increase the strength of muscles by directly working on them and. Abhyanga is done over Tvacha (skin) and Snayu (ligaments) and also it involves Raktavahini blood vessels) which are the root of Mamsavaha Srotas. So here, direct benefit is achieved at Mamsavaha Srotas. Abhyanga nourishes deeper Dhatus also. Here, one thing we can said that Abhyanga makes the muscles strong and thus the stability of joint achieved.

Int. J. Ayur. Pharma Research, August 2018 | Vol 6 | Issue 8

According to modern studies, massage stimulates blood circulation and assists the lymphatic system, improving the elimination of waste throughout the body. Absorption through the skin can be enhanced by suspending the drug in an oily vehicle and rubbing it on the skin. Thus, the medicaments used as massage are absorbed through the skin.[4] Studies have revealed the fact that lipid medium is highly suitable for penetration of the drug molecule through stratum corneum.[5] On this basis, it can be assumed that the oil used in Abhayang serves as a lipoidal medium for penetration of the drug molecules of Vatahar drugs and exerts an immediate anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect.

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Sandhichestakar (improvises the movements of joints), Srotoshuddhikar (clears up the micro channels), Agnideepaka, Kaphavatanirodhan (antagonist of Kapha) properties of Swedana (fomentation) is mentioned by Acharyas It decreases Sthambha (stiffness). Svedana is specially indicated in symptoms like Sankocha (contraction or flexion), Ayama (extension), Shula (pain), Stambha (stiffness), Gaurava (heaviness), and Supti (numbness). Heat administration by Swedana may produce hypno analgesic effect by diverted stimuli.

HERE IS THE SCIENTIFIC CURRENT DATA

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