Nowadays, unknowingly, various poisonous chemicals are mixing heavily into the food we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink, and even in the packed snacks and outside food we buy. Because of this, our blood is gradually becoming impure. As the blood gets more and more polluted, the body tries to throw out these impurities.
Where does it throw them out from? From the softer parts of the body – on the face, neck, armpits, groin area, buttocks, back, etc. Many children get lumps, boils, or endless wounds, especially below the knees. No matter how many medicines they use, these wounds don’t heal.
For all such problems – boils, wounds, injuries from children falling while playing, various types of pimples, lumps, and skin issues – this Shakthi Tailam works wonderfully as a first-aid remedy at home.
Ingredients:
- Fresh neem / Azadirachta indica / Nimba (निम्ब) / Neem (नीम) / Vepa (వేప) leaves – 100 g
- Mustard oil / Sarason ke thel (सरसों के तेल) / Aavala noone (ఆవాల నూనె) [Buy Online at Amazon India / US / Canada / UK] – 20 g
Preparation:
- Take 100 grams of fresh Neem leaves. These are easily available everywhere, in villages as well as towns.
- Grind them into a smooth paste by adding a little water.
- Put this paste into a vessel and add half a litre (500 ml) of clean drinking water.
- Mix it well. You will see a beautiful bright green colour — the natural power of the leaves.
Now place it on the stove and boil on a low flame until only 100 grams of the decoction (kashayam) remains. Keep watching it carefully while it boils.
Once you get 100 grams of Neem decoction, switch off the stove and strain it into another vessel. Make sure you extract every drop properly using a spoon.
Now, to this 100 grams of Neem kashayam, add 20 grams of Mustard Oil. (Note: 20 grams is one-fifth of the kashayam — remember this ratio.)
Put it back on the stove and boil again on low flame. The water content will slowly evaporate, and the medicinal properties of the Neem will get absorbed into the mustard oil. What remains is pure Shakthi Tailam.
You will notice the oil turning beautiful and shiny. It will also have a strong mustard aroma. Once it cools down completely, store it in a clean glass bottle.
Usage:
Soak cotton in this oil and put it on the wounds / ulcers / abscesses. It prevents pus formation of early wounds and heals them.
You can use it either as oil or as an ointment. Remember this well: no matter how big the wound is, this will heal it very quickly without allowing pus to form.
When children are playing, fall down and get injured, immediately dip a cotton swab in this oil and apply it on the wound. Bleeding stops and there will be no pus formation.
Even big wounds will heal quickly, usually in just 2-3 applications.
Similarly, for boils and skin eruptions that appear due to impure blood in children’s bodies, apply this oil regularly by dipping cotton and placing it on the affected area.
If you have made it into ointment form, you can directly apply it or spread it on cotton and bandage it. It works excellently in many such situations.
It also helps reduce lumps and big pimples. Those large, raised pimples and all kinds of marks and spots on the body – white, black, red, etc. – will fade away.
Once spots appear, rub this oil regularly on them. Your skin will slowly return to its natural, healthy colour.
There is nothing impossible with Neem. So those who have space should plant a Neem tree in front of their house during the coming rainy season. There is no Vastu issue with the Neem tree. However, remember one thing – never plant any tall tree on the eastern side in front of the house, as it will block sunlight from entering the home. Keep this in mind.
Watch the below video for instructions in Telugu: