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When you massage with Dhanvantri Oil, you’re not just applying a therapeutic preparation—you’re participating in a timeless ritual of healing, guided by ancient wisdom and infused with love from the hands that made it.
Our Ayurvedic oils are not just products—they are preparations that carry the vibrational imprint of the plants, the hands that made them, and the classical wisdom that guides their formulation. When you use a BioVeda oil, you are receiving the essence of this lineage, distilled through love, knowledge, and tradition.
Learn how our BioVeda oils are made.
Winter in Ayurveda is a time of stillness, restoration, and depth. Just as the earth lies quiet beneath the surface, we too are invited to slow down and nourish our deeper layers.
This is the ideal season to rebuild Ojas — the vital essence that gives us radiant health, emotional resilience, and spiritual strength."Ojas is the inner sap that sustains life. In Winter, we are gifted the perfect conditions to replenish it."
Ayurvedic Oils to Replenish Soma This Season
This Full Moon, soften into stillness with Ayurvedic oils that nurture your body, soothe the mind, and replenish Soma—the sacred essence of calm, vitality, and inner nourishment.
Whether you seek to ground anxious Vata, soothe Pitta heat, or simply return to your own rhythm, these therapeutic oils can support you:
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Ksheerabala Thailam – Deeply nourishing for the nervous system and ideal before rest or meditation.
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Dhanwantharam Thailam – Strengthens vitality and supports circulation; perfect for cold, depleted states.
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Maha Narayana Thailam – A classical rejuvenating oil for tired muscles, deep tissue nourishment, and Soma restoration.
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Pinda Thailam – Cools inflammation and soothes heat in joints or the skin.
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BioVeda Vata Oil – Our everyday grounding blend for winter warmth and gentle balance.
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As men move through midlife, both physical and emotional changes can quietly emerge — often misunderstood or overlooked. Unfortunately, societal expectations have long discouraged men from prioritising self-care, leading to a silent pattern of burnout, fatigue, and preventable illness.
Ayurveda offers a grounded and holistic approach to this transition, honouring the unique challenges men face in their 40s, 50s and beyond. Symptoms such as slower recovery, aching joints, fatigue, irritability, and brain fog aren’t simply “part of getting older.” They are signals from the body — calling for deeper attention and care. In Ayurveda, this phase of life is not something to push through or ignore, but a powerful invitation to reassess how we care for ourselves on every level: physical, emotional, and spiritual. These changes often reflect a broader hormonal and systemic shift, reminding us of the need for holistic support — not just for the body, but for the whole being.
