SINACTIL

Sinactil Oil
Sinactil oil is an external application that can be prescribed as an Adjuvant in the treatment of Sinusitis, Rhinitis, Tonsilitis and other Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders including Allergic Problems.

It has the Power of Potent Herbs like Brahmi, Karaskaralata, Aranyatulasi and Samudraphala which help to Decongest and Relieve.

COMPOSITION:
Each 100 ml is prepared out of:

Bacopa monnieri (Brahmi) – 100 gm
Tiliacora accuminata (Karaskaralata) – 100 gm
Ocimum canum (Aranyatulasi) – 100 gm
Barringtonia accutangula (Samudraphala) – 5.5 gm
Boswellia serrata (Kunturushka) – 7 gm
Coconut Oil – 75 ml
Castor Oil – 25 gm
Sinactil is an ayurvedic remedy for sinus problems and other upper respiratory disorders. It is found to be helpful ayurvedic medicine for sinus since it helps heal sinus-related issues such as sinus headache. Sinus treatment in Ayurveda can be done with this oil as it helps to relieve symptoms such as congestion, cold, and runny nose. The sinus headache treatment is effective with this oil. Sinactil has been found to be helpful in healing tonsillitis and rhinitis. The oil helps to give relief in the case of respiratory problems due to allergic reactions too.

Ingredients

Sinactil is a powerhouse when it comes to providing relief from several types of respiratory problems. It is formulated with powerful ingredients that help give you relief from congestion and pain associated with different types of respiratory problems. Four such ayurvedic ingredients in Sinactil oil are as follows along with the properties of each.

Brahmi

Regulates body temperature
Helps decrease stress and anxiety
Helps in refreshing the mind
Has antioxidants
Helps provide pain relief
Helps improve the immune system
Strengthens respiratory system
Acts as an expectorant
Has anti-inflammatory properties
Aranyatulasi

Helps relieve pain associated with congestion
Has anti-inflammatory properties
Works to fight against cold and cough
Decreases stress
Has antiseptic properties
Promotes detoxification
Helps to protect the immune system
Help keep respiratory ailments at bay
Helps in decongestion
Samudraphala

Has antibacterial properties
Helps pacify vata
Alleviates headaches
Reduces the effects of a common cold
Is rich in antioxidants
Gives relief from cough
Reduces inflammation
Helps heal tonsillitis
Helpful for healing fever
Kunturushka

Helps block allergic response
Reduces symptoms of cluster headache
Helps heal arthritis
Improves breathing
Suppresses inflammation
Increases immune response
Decreases symptoms in people with asthma
Has antioxidants
Helps alleviate pain
Upper respiratory infections affect your upper respiratory tract and they are some of the most common problems that people all over the world suffer from. The common cold is the most common type of URI. The other types of URIs include sinusitis, tonsillitis, rhinitis, pharyngitis, tracheobronchitis, and epiglottitis. Most of these have sub-types of infection and the causes depend on the sub-type.

Causes of sinusitis, rhinitis, and tonsillitis

The causes of common upper respiratory infections are as follows.

Sinusitis can be caused due to allergic rhinitis, the common cold, or a deviated septum. Another common cause is nasal polyps which are small growths in the nose’s lining. Chronic sinusitis can be caused because of other medical conditions such as immune system diseases. Allergies can lead to sinusitis as well.

Allergic rhinitis can be caused due to cockroach residue, pollen, dust mites, ragweed, and pet dander. Non-allergic rhinitis can be caused due to environmental irritants such as tobacco smoke, detergents, smog, and perfumes. Other causes of non-allergic rhinitis include certain medications, weather fluctuations, stress, URIs, certain medical conditions, and hormonal changes.

Viral tonsillitis is the most common type and it is caused due to the common cold. Viruses can as hepatitis A, rhinovirus, HIV, and Epstein-Barr virus can cause viral tonsillitis too. Bacterial tonsillitis can be caused due to bacteria such as strep bacteria. Bacterial tonsillitis usually occurs in children who are aged between 5 years and 15 years.