Vata Balancing Bundle

Fall is Vata season: cool, dry, light and always moving. This set answers it from the outside in and the inside out, with two warm massage oils, a daily kwath and a classical herbal formulation.

Why Vata, why now

Ayurveda describes Vata as cool, dry, light and mobile, the same qualities as fall. The classical answer is warmth, oil and a steady routine, so this set works on both fronts: oils for the outside, a kwath and a herbal formulation for the inside.

What's inside

• Vata Massage Oil – Pavan Oil: (6.8 fl oz (200 ml)) Licorice, Ashwagandha, Arrow Leaf Sida and Turmeric in a warming sesame base. Traditionally used to balance Vata.

• Myaxyl Oil: (6.8 fl oz) A fast-absorbing Ayurvedic massage oil with eucalyptus and lemongrass. Rub between your palms and massage in; no warming needed.

• Rasnasapthakam Kwath: (90 tablets · 90-day supply at the label dose) Rasna, tinospora, tribulus, boerhavia and cedar deodar in a daily kwath tablet. Supports joint comfort and mobility.*

• Gandha Thailam: (90 soft gel capsules · 45-day supply at the label dose) A classical formulation of 30+ herbs, including licorice, Indian madder and hemidesmus root. Supports bone, joint and tissue health.* Part of our professional series: best taken on a practitioner's advice.

A simple daily rhythm

• Morning: Rasnasapthakam Kwath: 1 tablet. Gandha Thailam: 1 capsule.

• Before your shower: Pavan Oil all over (abhyanga), 10–20 minutes, then a warm shower.

• Through the day: Myaxyl Oil on knees, back or shoulders, 2–3 times a day: rub between your palms, no warming needed.

• Evening: Gandha Thailam: 1 capsule.

Use Pavan Oil for daily abhyanga and Myaxyl Oil wherever you want extra attention (rub it between your palms, no warming needed). Take Rasnasapthakam and Gandha Thailam as directed on their labels; Gandha Thailam is part of our professional series, so check with a practitioner if you're unsure.

Good to know

• Do I need to warm the oils? Pavan Oil feels best slightly warm: stand the bottle in a mug of hot water for a few minutes and test a drop on your wrist. Myaxyl Oil needs no warming; rub it between your palms and massage in.

• Is Gandha Thailam right for me? Gandha Thailam is part of our professional series and is best taken on a practitioner's advice. If you're unsure, book a consultation with our Vaidyas at the Kerala Ayurveda Wellness Center.

• How long will the set last? At the label dose, Rasnasapthakam Kwath lasts 90 days and Gandha Thailam 45 days. The oils depend on how often you use them.

• How is this different from the Vata Grounding Ritual bundle? Vata Balancing is built on two massage oils, a kwath and a classical soft gel. Vata Grounding Ritual pairs Mahanarayana oil with an herbal ghee and a castor-oil preparation. Both follow Ayurveda's warm, grounding answer to fall.

Each product comes with its own label: follow the directions on every label. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication or have a medical condition, speak with a healthcare practitioner before use. Want a routine built for you? Book a consultation with our Vaidyas.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Use only as directed on the label. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.