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  • Last Updated on July 9, 2024 by Dr Priyamvada Quick Take A Facebook video shows that famous news anchor Rajat Sharma is promoting an Ayurveda joint pain relief oil. Our fact check reveals its False. The Claim We came across a Facebook video that suggests there is an Ayurvedic joint pain relief oil being promoted by Rajat Sharma. The product claims: “Adivasi™ Ayurvedic Pain Relief Oil – Nature’s Solution to Your Pain Woes! Fast-acting relief for joint and muscle pain, Harnesses the healing properties of potent herbs, Deeply penetrates to alleviate pain at its root, Ayurvedic wisdom blended for your wellness, Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back! We are confident that our joint pain oil will give you the relief you are looking for. However, if you are not completely satisfied, we offer a 100% money-back guarantee. Your satisfaction is our first priority. Ortho Nil Pain Oil in Palanpur District, Gujarat. If you are also suffering from similar pain then order today itself.” Fact Check What are the product ingredients and their Ayurvedic benefits? Ortho Nil Pain Oil includes various herbs traditionally recognised in Ayurveda for their therapeutic properties. Key ingredients mentioned are: - Nirgundi (Vitex negundo): Known for its analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, it is commonly used in traditional medicine for pain and inflammation. - Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera): Acknowledged for its anti-inflammatory and adaptogenic properties (stress management properties), it helps reduce pain and enhance muscle strength. - Boswellia (Boswellia serrata): Often used to treat arthritis, it has been shown in clinical studies to reduce inflammation and pain. Other ingredients such as Rasna, Maricha, Shanth, Shalaki, Pippali, Bala, and Gokshura also have documented uses in Ayurveda for various health benefits, including pain relief and anti-inflammatory effects. Is the product in question reliable? Well, it does not appear to be reliable. According to the product page, Ortho Nil Pain Oil contains 40 active ingredients that supposedly heal old weakened cells on contact, making them start working 10 times faster. The cells are said to gradually regain their strength, providing relief from various types of pain, including back, knee, joint, and muscle pain, without any side effects. Although the individual ingredients in Ortho Nil Pain Oil have some benefits, there is little scientific research specifically on this formulation. A 2011 study highlighted that topical application of certain Ayurvedic oils could reduce pain and inflammation in osteoarthritis patients. However, we cannot directly generalise these findings to Ortho Nil Pain Oil without specific clinical trials. The product’s marketing heavily relies on testimonials, including recommendation from medical professionals like “Dr Rajesh Khanna, an orthopaedic specialist”. Even though these testimonials provide positive anecdotal evidence, they cannot replace thorough scientific validation. Such endorsements can be influenced by placebo effects, confirmation bias, and other subjective factors. The claim of a 100% success rate among 1,00,000+ users seems exaggerated too. We were not able to read the full list of reviews, as the product page only had a few review images. Pain relief, especially for chronic conditions, varies significantly among individuals. The money-back guarantee, maybe reassuring to some. But, it is a standard marketing strategy that does not inherently validate the product’s efficacy. Also, lastly, they create an unnecessary urgency by saying that the discount is for today only, so hurry! Is Rajat Sharma really promoting an Ayurveda joint pain relief oil? No, our fact check reveals no such product promotion by Rajat Sharma. The marketing campaign for the product includes a video featuring famous news anchor Rajat Sharma endorsing Ortho Nil Pain Oil. However, thorough research on social media platforms, YouTube, and news channels, including Rajat Sharma’s personal X (formerly Twitter) and other social media channels, did not yield any such promotions. The video appears to be fake and manipulated, with evident lack of lip-sync. This further indicates that Rajat Sharma has not really endorsed this product. This raises serious concerns about the marketing practices used by the makers of Ortho Nil Pain Oil. We interviewed Dr Sushant Srivastava, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mata Gujri Memorial Medical College and Lions Seva Kendra Hospital, Kishanganj, Bihar, for his take on this Ayurveda Joint Pain Relief Oil. He says, “Effective treatment of joint pain relies on accurately identifying its underlying cause. Without understanding the cause—whether it’s osteoarthritis, injury, inflammation, or infection—treatment becomes complicated. Joint pain isn’t limited to the knees, back, or waist; it can affect many joints in the body. Therefore, without proper investigation, it is impossible to claim that an oil can completely cure joint pain.” How do you address joint pain effectively? To effectively address joint pain, follow these steps: - Accurate diagnosis: Identify the underlying cause, such as osteoarthritis, injury, or inflammation, through physical exams, imaging tests, and lab tests. - Appropriate treatment: A personalised treatment plan that may include medications, physical therapy, lifestyle modifications, along with alternative therapies like Ayurvedic treatments or supplements. - Preventive measures: Implement ergonomic adjustments, regular exercise, and a healthy diet to support joint health and prevent further damage. - Monitoring: Regularly follow up with healthcare providers to observe progress and adjust treatments as needed. Combining these steps helps manage joint pain effectively, enhancing the quality of life. There have been several claims of a miracle cure for knee pain or joint pain by using oils or creams or bee venom spray for pain relief. But, you should be careful and always consult a medical professional before starting any treatment. 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