Urvaruka Tailam Oil

Description

Pregnancy Matra Basti oil for Matra Basti (small nourishing enema)

To be used in the 9th month of pregnancy. Helps to nourish the fetus in later stage of pregnancy and supports an easeful and efficient birth.

Suggested Use: 25-30ml 1-3x/week or as prescribed.

We only use top quality oils procured in a specific manner (mrdu paka = soft preparation).

This oil is carefully procured by the Raju family always made with purified herbs, mantras and love.

Please watch this video about matra bastis.

For Basti Equipment:

You need to purchase one basti syringe  and a single-use basti tube for each enema you do.

Matra Basti (Oil Enema) Instructions

When to Do Matra Basti:

• Perform Matra Basti when you are feeling well, ideally on a night when you can rest deeply.

• Only perform it if prescribed by a qualified practitioner—such as for pain or specific imbalances.

Do not perform Matra Basti if you:

• Have a fever or cold

• Are menstruating (if you are a woman)

• Are using an oil not recommended by your practitioner

• Have not been advised by a qualified health practitioner

Preparation

1. Evening Routine

   • Eat a light dinner.

   • After dinner, go to the bathroom to eliminate stool and urine as much as possible.

   • If you are not doing Basti immediately after dinner, place a hot water bottle on your lower abdomen to warm and relax the area.

2. Warm the Oil

   • Gently warm the prescribed amount of Matra Basti oil (usually 25ml, 30ml, or 60ml, as directed) until it is pleasantly warm to the touch—never hot.

3. Load the Syringe

   • Draw the oil into the syringe.

   • Remove any attached needle—you do not need a needle.

   • Attach the catheter (flexible tube) to the syringe nozzle.

4. Get Ready for Bed

   • Prepare your space for sleep. After administering Basti, you will go directly to bed and not get up again.

   • If you usually do self-foot massage (padabhyanga) or apply oil to the head (śiro-picchu) before bed, do that now.

Administration

5. Lubricate

   • Apply a small amount of oil to the tip of the catheter for easier insertion.

6. Lie in Position

   • Lie on your left side in bed.

   • Extend your left leg and bend your right leg so that your right foot rests near or on your left knee.

7. Insert the Tube

   • Gently insert the catheter about 8.5cm (or as comfortable) into the rectum.

   • Angle it slightly toward your head (left lateral angle).

   • You may need to adjust the angle slightly to allow smooth entry.

8. Inject the Oil

   • Slowly press the syringe over about 1 minute, releasing all the oil.

9. Prevent Leakage

   • Place a tissue, pad, or cloth inside your underwear in case of minor leakage during the night.

10. Wrap Up

• Remove the hot water bottle (if using) and do not sleep with it.

• Pull up your underpants.

• Clean and store the syringe and catheter in a hygienic way.

Post-Basti Breath & Rest Sequence

11. Lie on your right side and take 32 breaths

12. Roll onto your back and take 64 breaths

13. Then lie on your left side and take 128 breaths

14. Sleep peacefully.

Additional Notes

• Try to retain the oil overnight. If you feel an urge to eliminate early on, gently suppress if possible.

• If the urge becomes strong, do not force suppression—eliminate if needed.

• If the oil is fully absorbed and nothing is passed the next day, this is considered beneficial.

Enjoy the process. Let this be a sacred, nourishing ritual of rejuvenation.

Ingredients:
Sesame oil, Haritaki (termalia chebula), aragvadha (cassia fistula), Sigru (moringa oleifera), Tinspora cordifolia, Yasthimadhu (liquorice).

Country of origin: India. Imported & compounded by Vital Veda.

General Disclaimer:
Warning: Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool, dry place. For external use only.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.

Our herbal formulations are extemporaneously compounded (customised) for each client. The ingredients used and their quantities will vary from client to client.

If you purchase this product using a different name than the client it is intended for, please add in the “order notes” the correct name of whom received the consultation.