Taila & Asava

Jatyadi Tel

Classical Jati (jasmine) oil traditionally used to support Vrana Ropana, the natural recovery of minor wounds and skin.

Caution: to be taken under medical supervision This medicine carries this caution on its label. Use it only on the advice of a qualified practitioner, and keep to the stated dose.

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How to take: Local Application or as directed by a certified Ayurvedic physician.

Supports the natural recovery of minor cuts and skin breaks — Vrana Ropana (wound recovery)
Helps keep minor wounds clean — Vrana Shodhana (wound cleansing)
Helps soothe the anal skin and fissure discomfort — Parikartika (fissure) care in Ayurveda
Traditionally used in Vrana (wounds), as described in the Sharangdhara Samhita

Traditionally chosen for: Bone & Joint Health

About this formulation

Jatyadi Tel is a classical oil from the Sharangdhara Samhita and Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Vrana Chikitsa), named after Jati (jasmine) leaves. It is prepared in sesame oil with Neem, Patola and Karanja leaves, Haridra, Daruharidra, Manjishtha, Yashtimadhu, Lodhra, beeswax and other herbs. In Ayurveda it is classed as Vrana Shodhana (keeps the wound clean) and Vrana Ropana (supports the natural recovery of wounds). It is understood to balance Pitta and Kapha locally. For external use only. Deep, infected or non-healing wounds, and any wound in a person with diabetes, need a doctor's care.

Classical reference: Sharangdhara Samhita / Bhaishajya Ratnavali (Vrana Chikitsa).

Jatyadi Taila in the Ayurvedic Formulary (AFI Part I, 8:17) — full classical formula, dose and source →

Ingredients

Sanskrit	Name	Botanical source	Part used	Mukhya Karma
जाती	Chameli patra	Jasminum officinale	Lf.	Vranaropana, Tvachya
नीम	Neem Patra	Azadiarachta Indica	Lf.	Tridoshahara, Deepana, Pachana
पटोल	Patol patra	Trichosanthes cucumerina	Lf.	Kaphapittahara, Jwarahara
करंज	Karanj Patra	Pongamia glabra	Lf.	Kandughna, Vranaropana
मोम	Mom	Cera		Vranaropana, Tvachya
	Kuth Offi. Substi. - Akarkara	Anacyclus pyrethrum	Rt.
हल्दी	Haldi	Curcuma longa	Rz.	Kushtaghna, Pramehahara, Varnya
मुलेठी	Mulethi	Glycyrrhiza glabra	Rz.	Kanthya, Rasayana, Vataraktahara
कुटकी	Kutki	Picrorhiza kurroa	Rt.	Bhedana, Pittavirechana, Jwarahara
दारुहल्दी	Daru Haldi	Berberis aristata		Kandughna, Pramehahara, Yakritshothahara
	Manjith	Rubia cordifolia	Rt.
पद्माख	Padhmakh	Prunus puddum		Varnya, Visarpahara
लोध्र, लोध	Lodhra	Symplocos racemosa	Bk.	Garbhashayastambhana, Raktapittahara
	Badi Haran	Terminalia chebula	Fr.
नीलकमल	Nelophar	Nymphaea stellata	Fl.	Dahaprashamana, Pittahara
	Sarva	Hemidesmus indicus	Rt.
तूतिया	Tutia	Cupare sulphas		Khrshana, Lekhana
करंज	Karanj Beej	Pongamia glabra	Sd.	Kandughna, Vranaropana
तिल	Til tel	Sesamum indicum		Vatahara, Tvachya, Snehana

Dosage & how to take

Local Application or as directed by a certified Ayurvedic physician.

Safety & contraindications

Consult physician if pregnant.

Common questions

How long before I see results?
Ayurvedic formulations are traditionally taken consistently over several weeks, and experience varies from person to person. Take the suggested dose regularly and review your progress with a qualified Ayurvedic physician.

Can I use this alongside allopathic medicine?
Please check with your doctor first. If they agree, keep a gap of about 45 minutes to 1 hour between Ayurvedic and allopathic medicines. Do not stop or change any prescribed medicine on your own.

What is Jatyadi Tel used for?
Classical Jati (jasmine) oil traditionally used to support Vrana Ropana, the natural recovery of minor wounds and skin. It works best as part of a consistent routine; ask a qualified Ayurvedic physician about your own needs.

How do I apply Jatyadi Tel?
Local Application or as directed by a certified Ayurvedic physician. Do not exceed the suggested amount, and follow a qualified Ayurvedic physician’s advice for your specific needs.

Are there any precautions or side effects with Jatyadi Tel?
Consult physician if pregnant.

This is a traditional Ayurvedic formulation. Information here describes classical usage and is not a substitute for medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified physician before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medication.