For adults
Designed for adults who wish to include an external navel oil ritual in their personal care routine.
Formulated with four plants documented in classical Ayurvedic texts — Gudmar, Jamun, Karela and Methi. Applied through the navel using traditional massage practice.
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Gudmar — called the "destroyer of sugar" in Sanskrit. Jamun seed, documented in the Charaka Samhita. Karela, used in traditional Ayurvedic practice for centuries. Methi seeds, referenced in both Ayurveda and Unani systems.
These four are combined in a base oil designed for navel application — a practice rooted in classical Ayurvedic texts, not modern marketing.
Nabhi means navel. SugarBalance Nabhi Oil is a topical oil for an external navel massage routine. This pack includes two dropper bottles, with 60ml in total.
Read the product label for the complete formulation and application instructions. These details help you choose the product and use the supplied pack as directed.
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Each plant chosen from classical reference. Each dose calibrated.
"Madhunashini" — the Sanskrit name for Gudmar — translates literally as destroyer of sweetness. Its use is documented in texts predating modern pharmacology by several centuries.

Referenced in Ayurvedic texts as Madhunashini. Used in traditional practice for its association with metabolic balance. The active compound gymnemic acid has been studied in modern research contexts.

Jamun seed is documented in the Charaka Samhita. Traditional Ayurvedic practice used seed powder and decoctions. Contains jamboline, studied for its traditional metabolic role.

Bitter melon has centuries of documented use across Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine and South Asian folk medicine. Contains charantin and momordicin, both subjects of ongoing phytochemical research.

Fenugreek seed is referenced in both Ayurvedic and Unani medicinal traditions. The compound 4-hydroxyisoleucine has been identified as its primary active constituent in modern phytochemical literature.
Illustrative ritual scenes. Follow the directions on your product label.

Lie on your back on a firm surface. Take a few slow breaths. This position is traditional in Ayurvedic application practice.

Use the glass dropper to place 3–5 drops directly into the navel. Do not flood. Three to five drops is sufficient for absorption.

With one fingertip, massage the navel area in slow clockwise circles for two minutes. Allow the oil to absorb overnight.
Designed for adults who wish to include an external navel oil ritual in their personal care routine.
A few quiet minutes at the end of the day can make the ritual easy to remember and follow.
Apply externally only. Read the bottle label and full ingredient list before first use.
Use as an external personal-care ritual. It does not replace prescribed treatment, medical advice or medication. If you have a health concern, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a known sensitivity, speak with a qualified healthcare professional before use.
Your pack contains two 30ml dropper bottles. Check the seal, batch number, expiry date and full ingredient list on the packaging before use. Keep the label for reference.
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Pack of 2 × 30ml Dropper Bottles. Express delivery across India. Pay securely online with UPI, cards or netbanking.
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