This Castor Oil tincture with Myrrh helps increase the anti-inflammatory benefits to the bowels, kidneys, and joints, assisting in calming arthritic pain.
 
What is Navel Pulling?
Per an article in WOMEN'S HEALTH MAGAZINE:
The practice of navel pulling isn’t just a social media fad. In fact, it’s rooted in an ancient Ayurvedic practice, says Melinda Ring, MD, director of the Osher Center for Integrative Health at Northwestern University. Ayurveda is a holistic system of medicine that began over 3,000 years ago in India, per Johns Hopkins Medicine.
 
“Navel pulling is derived from the Ayurvedic traditional medicine system practice called nabhi chikitsa, a therapeutic approach to restoring health through the nabhi (navel), which is considered an important marma (vital energy) point,” Dr. Ring says. “In Ayurveda, castor oil is often employed to treat constipation, promote bowel movements, and detoxify the body.”
 
In the Ayurvedic practice, it’s believed that in the navel, there’s something called the “Pechoti gland” that allows for the absorption of oils, says Dr. Bechtold.