Bhumi Organic Natural Pure A2 Gir Cow Bilona Ghee holds a prominent place in traditional Indian home remedies due to its perceived health benefits. Here are some ways it’s used:
- Digestive Health: Mixing a small amount of warm ghee in a glass of milk or herbal tea is believed to aid digestion and soothe digestive issues like constipation or acidity.
- Skin Care: Applying ghee topically is a common practice for moisturizing dry skin, soothing minor burns, or chapped lips. It’s also used in homemade face masks for its hydrating properties.
- Nasal Application: In the practice of Nasya, a small amount of lukewarm ghee is instilled into the nostrils, believed to lubricate nasal passages and potentially alleviate sinus issues.
- Wound Healing: Ghee is sometimes applied to minor cuts, burns, or bruises for its purported antibacterial and healing properties.
- Ayurvedic Massage: Used as a base oil in Ayurvedic massages, ghee is believed to nourish the skin, promote relaxation, and balance the body’s energies (doshas).
- Chronic Dry Cough: Some traditional remedies suggest consuming a teaspoon of ghee mixed with honey to soothe a dry cough or throat irritation.
- Lactation: In certain cultures, nursing mothers consume ghee to support lactation and provide essential nutrients for both the mother and baby.
