What is Peripheral Neuropathy?
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition in which the peripheral nerves — the network of nerves that connect your brain and spinal cord to the rest of your body — become irritated, damaged, or less able to send signals properly. When these nerves don't function well, everyday sensations can start to feel unusual, uncomfortable, or even distressing.
Common signs people describe include:
Tingling (jhunjhunahat): A pins-and-needles feeling in the feet, toes, hands, or fingers, often worse at night or after sitting in one position.
Burning feet: A warm, burning, or hot sensation on the soles of the feet, sometimes making it difficult to sleep comfortably.
Numbness: Reduced ability to feel touch, temperature, or pressure — many people say their feet feel "asleep" or "wrapped in cloth.
Weakness: Muscles in the legs or hands may feel weaker than usual, making walking, gripping, or climbing stairs more tiring.
Diabetic foot discomfort: People living with diabetes are especially prone to nerve-related foot discomfort, dryness, and reduced sensation, which is why daily foot care is so important for them.
Nerve sensitivity: Even light touch — a bedsheet, a sock — can feel unusually sharp or uncomfortable.
Muscle fatigue: Legs and feet may tire quickly after standing, walking, or routine daily activity.
Poor circulation: Cold feet, dry skin, and slow-feeling legs often accompany nerve discomfort, because healthy blood flow and healthy nerves go hand in hand.
Lifestyle causes and risk factors** that may contribute to nerve discomfort include:
- Long-standing or poorly managed blood sugar levels (diabetes is the most common cause in Pakistan)
- Vitamin B12 and other nutritional deficiencies
- Prolonged standing, repetitive strain, or physically demanding work
- Sedentary lifestyle and poor circulation
- Smoking and excessive caffeine
- Increasing age
- Kidney or thyroid issues
- Certain medications and chemotherapy
- Excessive alcohol consumption
- Tight, unsupportive footwear
Nerve discomfort develops gradually, which is why early daily care — moisturizing, massage, circulation support, and healthy habits — matters so much. This is where a gentle, herbal topical routine can play a supportive role.
Important: Peripheral neuropathy is a medical condition. If you experience persistent numbness, weakness, wounds that don't heal, or worsening symptoms, please consult a qualified doctor. Topical creams support comfort and skin care; they do not treat or cure neuropathy.
What is CHILTAN PURE NasAaram Herbal Nerve Relief Cream?
NasAaram (نس آرام) by CHILTAN PURE is a **herbal topical cream** thoughtfully formulated for people who deal with everyday nerve discomfort — tingling, burning feet, tired legs, and dry, sensitive skin around affected areas.
Daily nerve comfort cream: Designed to become part of your everyday self-care routine — morning, evening, or before bed.
Skin-friendly herbal formulation: Made with plant-based extracts, botanical oils, and skin-nourishing butters instead of harsh synthetic actives.
Fast-absorbing cream: Sinks into the skin quickly so you can put on socks or go to bed without waiting.
Non-greasy texture: Comfortable to use during the day — no sticky or oily residue on skin, clothes, or bedsheets.
Easy daily application: A small amount goes a long way; simply massage into feet, legs, or hands.
Suitable for massage: The creamy texture glides smoothly, making it ideal for gentle self-massage into the soles, calves, and other affected areas — and massage itself supports circulation and relaxation.
NasAaram Cream is the creamy companion to the original NasAaram Herbal Nerve Relief Oil — same herbal philosophy, in a fast-absorbing, non-greasy format for daytime and on-the-go use.
How Does NasAaram Cream Work?
NasAaram Cream works on the skin, through massage, in simple and gentle ways. With regular use, it may:
Support nerve comfort: Cooling and warming botanicals create a soothing sensory experience on skin over areas of discomfort.
Help soothe tingling sensations: Gentle massage plus calming herbal ingredients may help ease that pins-and-needles feeling.
Help calm burning sensations: Cooling ingredients like peppermint provide a refreshing feeling on hot, burning-feeling feet.
Moisturize dry skin: Shea butter, aloe vera, and vitamin E deeply hydrate the dry, rough skin that often accompanies nerve discomfort — especially important in diabetic foot care.
Support healthy circulation: Massaging the cream into feet and legs encourages blood flow, and warming botanicals like ginger complement this effect.
Relax tired muscles: A few minutes of massage with the cream after a long day helps legs and feet feel lighter and more relaxed.
Nourish skin around affected areas: Botanical oils and antioxidants keep the skin barrier healthy, soft, and resilient.
In short: NasAaram Cream = herbal skin nourishment + soothing sensory relief + the proven comfort of daily massage.
*NasAaram Cream is a topical herbal skincare and comfort product. It does not claim to treat, cure, or prevent neuropathy or any medical condition.*
Key Benefits of NasAaram Herbal Nerve Relief Cream
1. Supports everyday nerve comfort in feet, legs, and hands
2. May help reduce tingling and pins-and-needles sensations
3. Helps soothe the feeling of burning feet
4. Supports diabetic foot comfort as part of a daily foot-care routine
5. Fast-absorbing — no long waiting after application
Ingredients — What's Inside NasAaram Cream & Why
1. Moringa Extract (Sohanjna)
What it is: Extract of Moringa oleifera, the "miracle tree" widely grown across Punjab and Sindh.
Why it's used: Rich in vitamins A, C, E and antioxidants that nourish and protect the skin.
Traditional use: Used in South Asian folk care for skin nourishment and general vitality.
Scientific evidence: Studies show moringa leaf extract has antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties that support skin barrier health.
Role in the cream: Antioxidant skin nourishment — keeps skin around affected areas healthy and resilient.
2. Aloe Vera
What it is: Gel from the Aloe barbadensis plant.
Why it's used: Legendary soothing and hydrating botanical, ideal for sensitive or irritated-feeling skin.
Traditional use: Used for centuries across the subcontinent for skin soothing and cooling.
Scientific evidence: Well-documented moisturizing and skin-calming properties; supports skin hydration and comfort.
Role in the cream: The soothing, cooling, hydrating base note — softens the sensory experience of the entire formula.
3.Shea Butter
What it is:** Rich plant butter from the African shea tree nut.
Why it's used: Deeply emollient — restores softness to dry, rough skin.
Traditional use: Traditional African skin and massage butter, now a global skincare staple.
Scientific evidence: Contains fatty acids and triterpenes shown to support skin barrier repair and moisturization.
Role in the cream: The moisturizing backbone — gives the cream its rich yet non-greasy body and long-lasting hydration.
4. Sesame Oil (Til ka Tel)
What it is: Oil pressed from sesame seeds.
Why it's used: Classic warming massage oil of the subcontinent, easily absorbed by skin.
Traditional use: The traditional base of countless desi massage (maalish) preparations, valued for warming, nourishing massage.
Scientific evidence: Contains sesamol and vitamin E; studied for antioxidant and skin-conditioning effects.
Role in the cream: Carrier oil that aids glide during massage and delivers botanical actives to the skin.
5. Peppermint Oil
What it is: Essential oil of Mentha piperita.
Why it's used: Natural menthol content gives an instant cooling, refreshing feeling.
Traditional use: Long used to refresh and cool tired feet and temples.
Scientific evidence: Menthol activates cold-sensing receptors (TRPM8) in skin, producing a genuine cooling sensation that can distract from discomfort.
Role in the cream: The primary cooling agent — the "aaram" you feel on hot, burning-feeling feet.
6. Wintergreen Oil
What it is: Essential oil from Gaultheria leaves, naturally rich in methyl salicylate.
Why it's used: Traditional ingredient of massage balms for tired muscles and joints.
Traditional use: Common in classic sports and muscle rubs across the world.
Scientific evidence: Methyl salicylate is a recognized topical counter-irritant used in muscle-comfort products.
Role in the cream: Adds a warm-cool comforting depth to massage; supports the relaxed, soothed feeling in tired legs. Used at skin-safe levels.
7. Ginger Extract (Adrak)
What it is: Extract of Zingiber officinale root.
Why it's used: Warming botanical that complements circulation-supporting massage.
Traditional use: Core warming herb of Unani and desi tradition, used in warming rubs and compresses.
Scientific evidence: Gingerols have been studied for topical warming and antioxidant properties.
Role in the cream: Gentle warmth that balances peppermint's cooling — the signature warm-cool NasAaram feel.
8. Turmeric Extract (Haldi)
What it is: Extract of Curcuma longa root, standardized for curcuminoids.
Why it's used: The subcontinent's most trusted skin-soothing herb.
Traditional use: Used for generations in ubtans, poultices, and skin care for calming and protecting skin.
Scientific evidence: Curcumin is extensively studied for antioxidant and skin-calming activity in topical use.
Role in the cream: Soothes and supports stressed skin around areas of discomfort.
9. Vitamin E (Tocopherol)
What it is:A fat-soluble antioxidant vitamin.
Why it's used: Protects skin lipids and the botanical oils in the formula from oxidation.
Traditional use: A modern skincare essential found in nourishing creams worldwide.
Scientific evidence: Well-established skin-conditioning antioxidant; supports skin softness and barrier health.
Role in the cream: Skin nourishment + natural preservation of the herbal oils inside the cream.
10. Beeswax
What it is: Natural wax produced by honeybees.
Why it's used: Gives the cream structure and leaves a light protective layer on skin.
Traditional use: Used in balms and salves for centuries.
Scientific evidence: Recognized skin-protective emollient that helps reduce moisture loss.
Role in the cream: Texture, stability, and a breathable moisture-locking finish — without greasiness.
11. Menthol
What it is: Naturally derived cooling compound from mint.
Why it's used: Intensifies the immediate cooling relief on application.
Traditional use: The classic "thandak" ingredient of balms across South Asia.
Scientific evidence: Widely used and studied topical cooling agent in comfort creams worldwide.
Role in the cream: Fast, noticeable cooling comfort — especially valued for burning-feet discomfort.
12. Camphor
What it is: Aromatic compound traditionally obtained from the camphor tree.
Why it's used: Classic warming-cooling counter-irritant of traditional balms.
Traditional use: A staple of desi and Unani rubs (kafoor) for generations.
Scientific evidence: Recognized topical counter-irritant used in comfort and massage products at safe concentrations.
Role in the cream: Rounds out the sensory relief profile alongside menthol and wintergreen.
Formulation note: All essential oils and actives are used at skin-safe topical concentrations. Always patch-test before first use.
8. Who Can Use NasAaram Cream?
NasAaram Herbal Nerve Relief Cream is suitable for **adults** experiencing:
- Tingling or pins-and-needles in feet, toes, hands, or fingers
- The feeling of burning feet, especially at night
- Tired, heavy legs after long standing, walking, or work
- General nerve-related discomfort in feet and legs
- Dry skin needing daily care as part of a **diabetic foot-care routine**
- Anyone who enjoys a **daily foot massage** for relaxation and circulation support
Ideal for office workers, teachers, shopkeepers, laborers, elderly family members, and people managing diabetes who want a gentle daily foot-care companion.
9. Who Should Avoid It?
Please avoid or consult a doctor before using NasAaram Cream if any of the following apply:
Pregnancy** — essential-oil-containing products should only be used with a doctor's approval
Breastfeeding** — consult your physician first
Children** — this product is formulated for adults only; keep out of reach of children
Broken skin** — do not apply on cuts, cracked bleeding heels, or damaged skin
Open wounds or ulcers** — especially important for diabetic patients; never apply on foot ulcers
Known skin allergies** — check the ingredient list; avoid if allergic to any component
Very sensitive skin** — patch-test on the inner forearm and wait 24 hours before regular use
Medical conditions requiring professional advice** — if you have severe neuropathy, circulatory disease, or any diagnosed condition, use only after consulting your doctor
Never apply near the eyes, on the face, or on mucous membranes. For external use only.
Lifestyle Tips for Everyday Nerve Comfort
Daily foot care: Inspect, wash, dry, and moisturize your feet every day — non-negotiable if you have diabetes.
Stretching: Gentle calf, hamstring, and foot stretches morning and evening keep legs supple.
Walking: 20–30 minutes of daily walking supports circulation and overall nerve health.
Healthy diet: Include vitamin B12 sources (eggs, dairy, meat, fish), leafy greens, nuts, and whole grains.
Hydration: 8–10 glasses of water daily supports circulation and skin health.
Blood sugar management:** For diabetics, consistent sugar control is the single most important step for nerve health — follow your doctor's plan.
Comfortable footwear:** Choose soft, well-fitted, breathable shoes; avoid tight or pointed footwear.
Quality sleep: 7–8 hours of restful sleep helps the body repair — a pre-bed foot massage with NasAaram can make sleep more comfortable.
- Avoid smoking and limit caffeine, both of which affect circulation.
Comparison Table
| Feature |
CHILTAN PURE NasAaram Cream |
General Herbal Creams |
Conventional Topical Creams |
| Formulation Focus |
Purpose-built for nerve comfort & foot care |
General-purpose skin/muscle use |
Single synthetic active (e.g., analgesic) |
| Ingredient Base |
100% herbal — moringa, aloe, shea, turmeric, ginger, mint |
Varies; often limited herbal content |
Primarily synthetic actives |
| Texture |
Fast-absorbing, non-greasy |
Often greasy or heavy |
Varies |
| Sensory Profile |
Balanced warm-cool (ginger + mint + wintergreen) |
Usually single-note |
Often strong medicinal smell |
| Skin Nourishment |
High — shea butter, aloe, vitamin E |
Moderate |
Usually low |
| Diabetic Foot-Care Suitability |
Designed with daily diabetic foot care in mind (intact skin only) |
Not specifically considered |
Not specifically considered |
| Daily Use |
Yes, 2–3x daily |
Varies |
Often restricted duration |
| Fragrance |
Natural botanical aroma |
Varies |
Often synthetic |
| Made In |
Pakistan (CHILTAN PURE) |
Varies |
Mostly imported |
| Companion Products |
Full NasAaram line (Oil, Cream, Lotion) |
Rarely |
Rarely |
*Factual comparison of general product categories; individual products vary.*
(FAQs)
1. What is NasAaram Herbal Nerve Relief Cream used for?
It's a herbal topical cream for daily comfort care of feet, legs, and hands experiencing tingling, burning sensations, or tiredness. It moisturizes skin and provides a soothing warm-cool massage experience.
2. Does NasAaram Cream cure neuropathy?
No. No cream can cure neuropathy. NasAaram supports skin care and everyday comfort; medical conditions like neuropathy require a doctor's diagnosis and treatment.
3. Is NasAaram Cream good for burning feet?
Yes — its cooling ingredients (peppermint, menthol) provide a refreshing sensation many people with burning-feeling feet find comforting, especially before bed.
4. Can it help with tingling in my feet and hands?
Gentle daily massage with the cream may help soothe tingling sensations and supports circulation in the massaged area.
5. Is it safe for diabetic foot care?
It can be used on **intact, healthy skin** as part of a diabetic foot-care routine to keep skin moisturized. Never apply on ulcers, wounds, or broken skin, and consult your doctor first.
6. What is the difference between NasAaram Oil and NasAaram Cream?
The oil is ideal for deep, traditional night-time maalish; the cream is fast-absorbing and non-greasy, perfect for daytime, office, and quick use. Same herbal philosophy, two formats.
7. How often should I use it?
2–3 times daily, or as directed. Most users prefer morning, after work, and before bedtime.
8. Is the cream greasy or sticky?
No — it's formulated to absorb quickly with a non-greasy, non-sticky finish, so you can wear socks or sleep right after applying.
9. Can I use it on sensitive skin?
Do a patch test on your inner forearm first and wait 24 hours. If no irritation appears, you can use it. Avoid if you have known allergies to any ingredient.
10. Can I apply it before sleeping?
Yes — a pre-bed foot massage with NasAaram Cream is one of the best ways to use it for a more comfortable, relaxed night.
11. Is it suitable for numbness?
Massage supports circulation, and the cream keeps skin nourished. However, persistent numbness should always be checked by a doctor.
12. Can elderly people use it?
Yes, adults of all ages can use it on intact skin. It's a popular choice for parents and grandparents who complain of tired, tingling feet.
13. Does it contain any steroids or painkillers?
No. NasAaram Cream is a 100% herbal formulation — no steroids, no synthetic painkillers.
14. Can I use it with my prescribed neuropathy medicines?
A topical herbal cream on intact skin generally complements oral care routines, but always inform your doctor about everything you use.
15. How long until I feel the soothing effect?
The cooling-warming sensory comfort is felt within minutes of massage. Skin moisturization benefits build with consistent daily use.
16. Can I use it on my hands as well as feet?
Yes — it can be massaged into feet, soles, calves, legs, and hands. Wash hands after application and avoid touching your eyes.
17. Is it tested and made in Pakistan?
Yes, NasAaram is made in Pakistan by CHILTAN PURE with quality-tested herbal ingredients.
18. Can pregnant or breastfeeding women use it?
We recommend avoiding use during pregnancy and breastfeeding unless approved by your doctor, as the formula contains essential oils.
19. Can I use it on cracked heels?
On dry (not bleeding or broken) heels, yes — the shea butter and beeswax help soften rough skin. Avoid any cracked skin that is open or bleeding.
20. What does it smell like?
A pleasant natural botanical aroma — refreshing mint balanced with warm herbal notes. No harsh medicinal smell.
21. Will it stain clothes or bedsheets?
No — because it absorbs quickly and is non-greasy, it doesn't leave oily stains the way traditional oils can.
22. How should I store it?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, with the lid tightly closed. Keep out of reach of children.
23. Can I use NasAaram Cream and Oil together?
Yes — many customers use the cream during the day and the oil for a deeper massage at night.
24. Is there any age restriction?
It is formulated for adults (18+). Not for use on children.