Kottamchukkaadi Kuzhampu 200 mL – Classical Ayurvedic Liniment for Vata Ailments, Pain & Oedema

Kottamchukkaadi Kuzhampu – Classical Ayurvedic Liniment for Vata Ailments, Pain & Oedema | 200ml

⚠️ External Use Only: This is a classical Ayurvedic kuzhampu (medicated liniment) for external application only. Do not ingest. Apply only as directed by a qualified Ayurvedic physician. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

⚠️ Ingredient Disclosure: This formulation contains Animal Fat and Curd of Cow’s Milk as classical Ayurvedic ingredients. Not suitable for vegans or strict vegetarians. Contains dairy (cow’s milk curd). Please review the full ingredient list before purchase.

Kottamchukkaadi Kuzhampu is a classical Ayurvedic kuzhampu (medicated liniment / paste-oil preparation) referenced in Sahasrayogam. The name reveals its primary herbs: Kottam (Kushtha / Costus Root, Saussurea lappa) + Chukka (Shunti / Dry Ginger, Zingiber officinale) + Aadi (and others) + Kuzhampu (liniment / medicated paste preparation).

A kuzhampu is a distinct classical Ayurvedic dosage form — a medicated liniment prepared by processing herb pastes (kalka) and juices (swarasa) together with multiple oil and fat bases. Unlike a simple medicated oil, a kuzhampu incorporates multiple lipid carriers (sesame oil, castor oil, mustard oil, animal fat) along with a dairy base (cow’s milk curd) and a large volume of tamarind leaf juice — creating a complex, multi-base preparation with deep tissue penetration and powerful Vata-pacifying action. Available in 200ml and 450ml pack sizes.

Key Highlights

• Classical kuzhampu (medicated liniment) per Sahasrayogam – for external use only
• Multi-base preparation: sesame oil + castor oil + mustard oil + animal fat + cow’s milk curd
• Tamarind leaf juice (40ml/10ml base) – classical vatahara and penetration-enhancing swarasa
• 9 herb pastes (kalka) in equal proportion – each a classical Vata-pacifying herb
• Traditionally indicated for Vata ailments, numbness, pain, and oedema
• Contains Animal Fat and Cow’s Milk Curd – classical lipid and dairy carriers for deep tissue action
• Available in 200ml and 450ml pack sizes

Indications (Traditional Use – External Application)

• Vata ailments (Vatavyadhi) – joint stiffness, muscle spasm, nerve pain
• Numbness (Suptata / Stambha)
• Pain (Shoola / Vedana)
• Oedema / swelling (Shotha)

Ingredients – Each 10ml Prepared From

Reference: Sahasrayogam

Juice (Swarasa) Ingredient

Tamarind leaf juice (swarasa) forms the primary aqueous base of this kuzhampu — classically described as vatahara (Vata-pacifying) and shothahara (anti-oedema). The large volume (40ml per 10ml of final preparation) reflects the classical kuzhampu preparation method where the swarasa is reduced during processing.

Paste (Kalka) Ingredients – 9 Herbs (Equal Proportion)

Oil, Fat & Dairy Base

Important: This formulation contains Animal Fat (Vasa) and Curd of Cow’s Milk (Go Dadhi) as classical Ayurvedic ingredients. Not suitable for vegans or strict vegetarians. Contains dairy. This product is for external use only.

How to Use

• For external application only. Do not ingest.
• Shake or stir well before use — this is a multi-base liniment and may separate on standing.
• Apply a suitable amount to the affected area (joint, muscle, or swollen region).
• Massage gently in circular motions until absorbed.
• For best results, apply with gentle warmth or a warm compress after application as directed by your Ayurvedic physician.
• Avoid contact with eyes, open wounds, and mucous membranes.
• Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use.
• Frequency and duration of application should be determined by a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle tightly closed after use.

Packaging & Shipping

• Available in 200ml and 450ml pack sizes.
• Shipped in protective outer packaging to prevent leakage and breakage in transit.
• Available for delivery across all pincodes in India.
• International shipping available — additional courier charges apply. Please check at checkout.
• Store below 30°C in a dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
• Best used before the date printed on the label.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is a Kuzhampu and how is it different from a regular medicated oil?
A kuzhampu is a classical Ayurvedic dosage form — a medicated liniment prepared by processing herb pastes (kalka) and plant juices (swarasa) together with multiple lipid bases (oils, fats) and a dairy base (curd). Unlike a simple medicated oil which uses a single oil base, a kuzhampu incorporates multiple carriers — in this case sesame oil, castor oil, mustard oil, animal fat, and cow’s milk curd — along with a large volume of tamarind leaf juice. This multi-base preparation provides broader and deeper tissue penetration than a single-oil preparation.

Q2. Why does this formulation use four different lipid bases?
Each lipid base in this kuzhampu contributes a distinct therapeutic property: Sesame oil (tila taila) is the primary vatahara (Vata-pacifying) carrier; Castor oil (eranda taila) is specifically vatahara and shothahara (anti-oedema); Mustard oil (sarshapa taila) is warming and penetration-enhancing; Animal fat (Vasa) provides deep tissue lipid penetration for musculoskeletal conditions. Together, they create a synergistic multi-carrier system that addresses Vata vitiation, pain, numbness, and oedema from multiple angles.

Q3. Why is Tamarind leaf juice used in such a large quantity (40ml per 10ml)?
Tamarind leaf juice (swarasa of Tamarindus indica) is the primary aqueous base of this kuzhampu. In classical Ayurvedic kuzhampu preparation, the swarasa is used in a large volume and reduced during the cooking process — concentrating its active compounds into the final preparation. Tamarind leaf is classically described as vatahara (Vata-pacifying) and shothahara (anti-oedema), making it the ideal aqueous base for a formulation targeting Vata ailments and oedema.

Q4. Why does this formulation contain Animal Fat?
Animal fat (Vasa) is a classical Ayurvedic lipid ingredient used in external formulations for musculoskeletal and Vata conditions. In classical Ayurveda, Vasa is described as vatahara (Vata-pacifying) and is used as a lipid carrier for deep tissue penetration in conditions involving deep-seated Vata vitiation such as numbness, paralysis, and severe joint pain. Its inclusion in this kuzhampu is as per the classical Sahasrayogam formulation. This product is for external use only.

Q5. Do you offer bulk or institutional orders?
Yes, we welcome bulk and wholesale enquiries from Ayurvedic clinics, hospitals, and practitioners. Please contact us directly for pricing, certifications, and minimum order quantities.

⚠️ Disclaimer & External Use Caution

External Use Only – Mandatory Caution: This product is a classical Ayurvedic kuzhampu (medicated liniment) for external application only. Do not ingest. Apply only as directed by a qualified Ayurvedic physician. Avoid contact with eyes, open wounds, and mucous membranes. Perform a patch test before first use. Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredient Disclosure: This formulation contains Animal Fat (Vasa) and Curd of Cow’s Milk (Go Dadhi) as classical Ayurvedic ingredients. Not suitable for vegans or strict vegetarians. Contains dairy (cow’s milk curd). This product is for external use only and these ingredients are not intended for internal consumption.

This product is a classical Ayurvedic medicated liniment formulation intended for external application as per traditional Ayurvedic practice. The indications listed are based on classical Ayurvedic texts including Sahasrayogam and are provided for informational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results may vary from person to person. This product has not been evaluated by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) or any other regulatory authority for the claims mentioned herein. Always consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician or licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, have a known medical condition, or are currently on medication. Discontinue use and seek medical advice if any adverse skin reaction occurs.

Manufactured and marketed in compliance with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules thereunder, as applicable to Ayurvedic, Siddha, and Unani (ASU) medicines.