Description:

Netra Tarpana is essentially made up of two Sanskrit words: “netra” meaning eyes and “tarpana” meaning rehydration. This Ayurvedic therapy utilizes ghee, which is clarified butter. Ghee is a healing agent for tired, stressed, dehydrated eyes and disorderly eyesight.

How Netra Tarpana Works ?

Netra Tarpana is an ancient ayurvedic method that has been used for thousands of years. To treat disorders of the eyes, Netra Tarpana proves beneficial for those who regularly work in front of computers and experience discomfort. In today’s age of technology, our eyes are constantly staring at screens and bearing harsh emissions. With this treatment, ghee can be used as both a preventive and curative measure.

Lukewarm Ghrita or ghee is combined with medicinal herbs and poured on closed eyes within the frames of the Masha paste. The patient is instructed to open and close their eyes intermittently which allows the medicinal properties of the liquified Ghrita to soak through. Depending on the intensity of the ailment dictates how long the Ghrita should stay on the eyes.

Netra Tarpana cools, lubricates, and revitalizes the eyes. This treatment improves inner vision by cleaning even the smallest channels associated with inner and outer perception. It helps bring back clarity to the eyes as impurities are expelled and ailments are corrected. Netra Tarpana also helps correct the early formations of cataracts, insomnia, glaucoma, and conjunctivitis.

Recommanded for:

• Dry eye syndrome

• Computer vision

• Conjunctivitis and other corneal ailments

• Early cataract formations

• Glaucoma

• Refractive errors

• Optic Neuritis

• Diabetic retinopathy

• Improper coordination and loss of movement of the eyeballs, along with pain and burning sensations

  
  

Benefits:

• Improves the clarity of vision

• Improves tolerance to light

• Induces good sleep

• Improved perception of colours

• Increase the blood circulation

• Nourishment to the nerves