Ayurvedic Nasya Oil for Sinusitis, Migraine & Nervous Disorders Treatment

If you’re looking for a natural, less-intensive approach to mild headaches, sinus congestion or tension, this oil could be a good fit. I used it for about six weeks. I felt fewer foggy afternoons, fewer times I took a painkiller for a dull headache. The product’s background resonated with me. On the downside though, you have to be consistent. Skipping days made me revert to old headache patterns. Also, if you have a severe condition like major migraine or chronic sinusitis, you’ll likely need more than just this. But as part of a gentle routine? I’m pleased.

I used Anu Thailam not only for sinus issues but also because the packaging mentions hair and skin benefits. I can’t say I noticed big change in hair colour or greying, but the facial skin seemed a bit brighter. For the sinus/ear side of things, yes it helped reduce ear-fullness on bad allergy days. So I’m recommending it for multi-purpose use.

I was skeptical about this like oil in your nose? Really? But I followed the steps, started with one drop each nostril in the morning, and gave it three-weeks. I noticed that on days when I felt sinus pressure, especially when weather changed, it was slightly reduced. I’d say it’s a helpful tool in my wellness kit.

My lifestyle involves a lot of screen time and stress, and I often had neck stiffness and tension headaches. I used Anu Thailam as per the instructions and I found that the tension behind my ears and the pre-migraine feeling lessened. The scent is herbal, not perfume-y, which is a plus. If you’re used to medicated oil smells, this one is pretty mild.

I’ve been dealing with recurring sinus congestion and mild headaches for a while, so when I found Anu Thailam, I decided to give it a go. The first thing I noticed was that you have to put the oil in the nostrils, which felt a little odd at first, but it was surprisingly calming. After about 10 days of nightly use, 2 drops per nostril, I did feel less blocked in the mornings and fewer dull headaches. The bottle is small and travel-friendly. Worth a try if you’re comfortable with an Ayurvedic approach.