Mahakal Bhimseni Camphor

History & Origin :

Bhimseni camphor is a natural camphor that comes from the Cinnamomum camphora tree. It's also known as pacha kapoor. Bhimseni camphor is used in a variety of ways, including in religious rituals, meditation, and as a home remedy. 

Benefits :

• help you beat your breathing problems
• Improve positivity
• Kills micro organisms & germs
• Helps in treating cold & cough 
• Calming and Soothing 
• Aromatic ambience 
• Reduce stress and anxiety 
• Relaxing and restoring

Uses :

• Spiritual rituals
  Bhimseni camphor is used in meditation and spiritual ceremonies to create a sacred space and uplift the atmosphere. 
  
• Home remedies
  Bhimseni camphor is used to treat pain, swelling, headaches, toothaches, and fungus. It can also be used to treat head lice and eczema. 
  
• Herbal medicine
  Bhimseni camphor is used in Ayurvedic herbal medicines. 
  
• Aroma diffuser
  Bhimseni camphor is used in aroma diffusers to spread a pleasant fragrance. 
  
• Purification
  Bhimseni camphor is burned to release a fragrant smoke that cleanses the environment and removes negative energy. 
• How it's made
  Bhimseni camphor is made by distilling the bark and wood of the camphor tree. 
• Other names
  Bhimseni camphor is also known as pacha camphor, Patri camphor, nagi camphor, and desi Kapoor. 
• For best aromatic ambience use our aroma diffuser

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