Nadi Vaidya Sinus Care Nasyam is an Ayurvedic herbal nasal oil by Nadi Vaidya Pharmacy Pvt Ltd, developed under the guidance of Nadi Vaidya Dr. Ajit Singh Yadav. Nasya — putting a few drops of medicated oil in the nose — is a classical part of the Ayurvedic daily routine (dinacharya) for the head and nasal passages.
Why Sinus Care Nasyam
- Traditional Ayurvedic nasya oil for nasal and sinus comfort
- Helps keep the nasal passages moist and comfortable, especially in dry or changing weather
- Comes with a dropper for easy use
Best used with
Use with the Sinus Care Tablet (Sinus Care Kit). It is also part of the Migraine Care Kit and the Hair Care Kit.
How to use (समय और विधि)
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When: Twice a day: in the morning after your bath, and at night before sleep.
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How: Lie back with your head tilted slightly back. Put the drops in each nostril and breathe in gently. Stay lying down for a minute.
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Drops: As printed on the label, or as advised by your vaidya. For nasal use only.
समय: दिन में दो बार: सुबह नहाने के बाद और रात को सोने से पहले। विधि: सिर थोड़ा पीछे की ओर झुकाकर लेटें, दोनों नासाछिद्रों में बूँदें डालें और धीरे से साँस अंदर लें। एक मिनट लेटे रहें। बूँदों की मात्रा: लेबल के अनुसार या वैद्य की सलाह से।
Inside the Formula: Shastrokta Wisdom & Modern Research
Nasya is one of the classical panchakarma procedures and a daily dinacharya practice. Sinus Care Nasyam follows the logic of the classical Anu Taila tradition. Eighteen herbs are processed into a base of sesame oil and goat's milk, the classical sneha for nasya.
Why nasya: the nose is the gateway to the head
Shastrokta view: Vagbhata explains why nasya is the treatment of choice for the head, nose, eyes and ears.
ऊर्ध्वजत्रुविकारेषु विशेषान्नस्यमिष्यते।
नासा हि शिरसो द्वारं तेन तद्व्याप्य हन्ति तान्॥
— Ashtanga Hridaya, Sutra Sthana 20
Meaning: For disorders above the collar-bone, nasya is the treatment of choice. The nose is the gateway to the head, so medicine given through it pervades the head and relieves those disorders.
The promise of regular nasya
Shastrokta view: Charaka lists the benefits of practising nasya regularly in the right season.
न तस्य चक्षुर्न घ्राणं न श्रोत्रमुपहन्यते।
न स्युः श्वेता न कपिलाः केशाः श्मश्रूणि वा पुनः॥
— Charaka Samhita, Sutra Sthana 5
Meaning: One who practises nasya regularly keeps the eyes, nose and ears healthy, and the hair does not turn grey or brown early.
Tila Taila & Aja Dugdha (sesame oil & goat's milk) · Sesamum indicum
Shastrokta view: Sesame oil is the best vata-pacifying oil, and goat's milk is the classical light, nourishing medium for nasya. Together they carry the herbs into the nasal passages.
Yashtimadhu, Daruharidra & Devdaru · Glycyrrhiza glabra · Berberis aristata · Cedrus deodara
Shastrokta view: Mulethi soothes and nourishes the mucosa, Daruharidra is classically described for disorders of the eyes, ears and mouth, and Devdaru is a strong vata-kapha shamaka for the head.
यष्टी हिमा गुरुः स्वाद्वी चक्षुष्या बलवर्णकृत्।
सुस्निग्धा शुक्रला केश्या स्वर्या पित्तानिलास्रजित्॥
— Bhavaprakasha Nighantu
Meaning: Yashtimadhu is cool, sweet and unctuous; it is good for the eyes, voice and hair (keshya), and pacifies pitta, vata and blood disorders.
Agaru, Ushira, Netrabala, Kamal, Shallaki & spices · Aquilaria agallocha · Vetiveria zizanioides · Pavonia odorata · Nelumbo nucifera · Boswellia serrata
Shastrokta view: Aromatic Agaru opens the channels, Ushira, Netrabala and Kamal cool pitta, Shallaki reduces inflammation, and Ela, Dalchini, Tejpatra, Vidanga and Musta clear kapha.
मुस्तं कटु हिमं ग्राहि तिक्तं दीपनपाचनम्।
कषायं कफपित्तास्रतृड्ज्वरारुचिजन्तुजित्॥
— Bhavaprakasha Nighantu
Meaning: Musta kindles agni, digests ama and pacifies kapha and pitta.
Complete composition (as printed on the label)
| Ingredient |
Botanical / Type |
Part / Form |
| Agaru |
Aquilaria agallocha |
Leaf · extract |
| Tejpatra |
Cinnamomum tamala |
Leaf · extract |
| Daruharidra |
Berberis aristata |
Rhizome · extract |
| Mulethi |
Glycyrrhiza glabra |
Stem · extract |
| Elaichi (small) |
Elettaria cardamomum |
Seed · extract |
| Vidanga |
Embelia ribes |
Seed · extract |
| Bel chhal |
Aegle marmelos |
Bark · extract |
| Kamal phool |
Nelumbo nucifera |
Flower · extract |
| Netrabala |
Pavonia odorata |
Root · extract |
| Khas |
Vetiveria zizanioides |
Root · extract |
| Dalchini |
Cinnamomum zeylanicum |
Bark · extract |
| Nagarmotha |
Cyperus scariosus |
Rhizome · extract |
| Antmool |
Tylophora asthmatica |
Root · extract |
| Devdaru |
Cedrus deodara |
Wood · extract |
| Jivanti |
Dendrobium macraei |
Whole plant · extract |
| Shalaparni |
Desmodium gangeticum |
Extract |
| Kantakari |
Solanum xanthocarpum |
Fruit, leaf · extract |
| Shallaki |
Boswellia serrata |
Extract |
| Til taila |
Sesamum indicum |
Seed oil |
| Aja dugdha |
Goat's milk |
Milk |
Plus antioxidant and permitted preservatives, as per label. For nasal use only.
About the research notes: the studies cited were done on individual ingredients or their extracts, not on this finished product, and are shared for education. The classical descriptions are from Ayurvedic texts. Ayurvedic care is individual, so the number of drops and the timing of nasya are best decided by your vaidya after Nadi Pariksha.
The expertise behind this formulation
Nadi Vaidya Dr. Ajit Singh Yadav — Founder & Chairman of the Nadi Vaidya Group — brings over 36 years of Nadi Pariksha (Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis) experience. Together with Nadi Vaidya Dr. Saloni Yadav Vashishth and Nadi Vaidya Dr. Mohit Vashishth, he has served as Ayurvedic health consultant to an international clientele — royal families, Bollywood and Hollywood personalities, India's leading business families and many eminent personalities — most of whom follow the Nadi Vaidya diet and lifestyle.
नाड़ी वैद्य साइनस केयर नस्यम — नस्य के लिए आयुर्वेदिक हर्बल तेल, नाक और साइनस के आराम के लिए।
Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. Use under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic physician; not advised during an acute cold, fever or immediately after meals unless advised. Not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Consultation: +91 99922 42267.
