Jatyadi Ghrut(जात्यादी घृत )

Jatyadi Ghrut is a classical Ayurvedic herbal ghee used externally to heal chronic wounds, non-healing ulcers, cracked heels, bed sores, fistula, piles, and skin disorders like psoriasis and ringworm. Its Neem, Haldi, and Karanj Patra base gives it antiseptic and wound-healing properties.

For external use only. It should be applied directly to the affected area as advised by a healthcare professional and is not meant to be consumed.

Dip a clean cloth or cotton gauze in the ghrut and place it gently over the wound once or twice a day, or apply a thin layer directly with clean fingers or an applicator. Cover with a fresh gauze if needed.

Yes, it is commonly applied to cracked heels once or twice daily, ideally on clean, dry skin — many people apply it in the morning about an hour before bathing for best absorption.

Yes, it is traditionally used to soothe burning, swelling, and pain associated with piles and anal fissures when applied gently to the affected area after cleaning, typically once or twice a day.

Being a ghee-based (ghrita) formulation, it naturally solidifies in cold weather and turns liquid in warmer temperatures — both forms are the same product and equally effective.

It’s made with Jai Patra (Jasmine leaves), Neem, Patol Patra, Karanj Patra, Anantamool, Manjishtha, Jyeshthamadh (licorice), Haldi (turmeric), Kutaki, Madan Fruit, and Netravala in a cow ghee base.

It’s generally well tolerated with no known major side effects when used as directed. People with hypersensitive or allergy-prone skin should do a small patch test before wider use.

It is a gentle topical formulation generally considered safe for external use, but pregnant women and young children should use it only under a physician’s or Ayurvedic doctor’s guidance.

Mild issues like cracked heels or minor skin irritation often improve within 7–10 days of regular use, while deeper wounds or ulcers may need continued use under medical supervision — consult a doctor if there’s no improvement in 10 days.