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Murivenna Oil Uses

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Murivenna is a special medicated oil developed regionally in Kerala out of highly potent herbs like karanja, kumari, sigru, palandu etc, processed in coconut oil as base, Murivenna is popular for the appreciable results it has in the treatment of acute injuries like sprain, cramps, closed, fractures and bruises.

Murivenna has marked results in the treatment of arthritic disorders like pain, swelling, stiffness, spasticity and other acute as well as chronic ailments present in the joints. Abyangam, Pichu, Kativasti etc are performed with Murivenna for better results. It is either applied wholly over the body or applied over the site of injury, as per the case. The anti- inflammatory properties of the herbal ingredients present in Murivenna make it the prime medicine of treatment in acute injuries which involves swollen and painful sites.

Key Ingredients

Piper Betle, Horse Radish Tree, Erythrina Indica, Indian Aloe, Indian Beech Tree, Boeraria Hispida, Onion, Rice mixed with brans of Rice, Asparagus, Coconut Oil.

Benefits of Murivenna Oil

  • In my experience, best relief in 24 hours, for a cut which usually takes to cure in a week.
  • Murivenna is Ayurvedic and is oil based, so no pain while using it 

Directions of Use

For external use only, Warm the oil slightly and apply on body 1 hour before bathing.

  • For a pimple, when you start feeling the pain itself, take few drops of oil in your figure and apply on top of pimple and around area.
  • For small cuts, apply after some time of stopping the bleeding and before you go for sleep. Apply it on cuts and the area where the swelling is there.
  • But don’t apply continuously without allowing to dry. Once applied, we should give at least 8 hour gap, before applying second time.
  • For cuts which you supposed to take Tetanus Injection, you need to take the same. Murivenna will help you only to heal the cuts.
  • You can use Murivenna for body pains, in winter season.

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