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Nasya During Rainy Season
Want to know how to do Nasya ( Nose Oil ) in rainy season ? And which oil is good for daily use ? Please suggest
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It's better to avoid but if want then can use anu taila or application of desi ghee in nasal area
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As in rainy season most part of the day is cloudy without sunlight, it is not recommended to do nasya in such case.
However you can do Anu Taila Nasya which is recommended for daily use in Ayurveda.
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If it rains on that day and its cloudy then avoid Nasya.
you can do nasya when there is sunlight.
Health Tips
After Nasya avoid headbath, walking in windy & dusty places.
Perform gargling with hot water after Nasya.
Have food only after an hour of the procedure.
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Hello dear,U can drop Mustard oil (not refined) or Anu tail 2 drops in nostrils
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Not recommended on cloudy days except in emergency.
For regular use You can choose Anu Tailam.
Do hot fomentation on face then apply 2 drops on each nostrils.
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Anu tail is good two drops in each nostril
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