Nethiyadi (from Tamil: nethi = forehead, adi = application) is an ancient external therapy mentioned in Siddha and Ayurvedic texts. It involves applying specially prepared herbal formulations on the forehead, often over the ajna chakra (third eye region). This review explores its therapeutic benefits, mechanisms, cultural significance, and modern relevance.
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In South Indian households, Nethiyadi is often a grandmother’s remedy – applied before sleep or during fevers. It is also part of thokkanam (Siddha external therapies) and lepanam (Ayurvedic topical treatment). Some temple traditions use Nethiyadi with holy ash or sandalwood paste for spiritual awakening. Nethiyadi (from Tamil: nethi = forehead, adi =