Transformer oil
By Kalyni2011
@Kalyni2011 (3496)
India
June 19, 2012 5:19am CST
I have pain in waist and knees, for this I apply all sorts of herbal oils, creams even take pain relievers, but relief is temporary.
Last Sunday hubby’s friend had come to see us with his wife, he is a retired Superintending Engineer from Electric Supply department; I cooked friend rice etc; we all ate together.
His wife marked me having pain while I bent low or walked.
On Monday he has sent a bottle of light orange color liquid; he said it is ‘Transformer Oil’,[i] 50 years old.
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This is mineral oil used as coolant in the tubes around heavy duty electrical transformers; this is changed every 6-8 months.
According to him this oil acquires ‘pain removing’ properties; hubby too ogress to it, he says the alternating current flowing in the wires of the transformer might be inducing electro-magnetic radiations.
As per his advice I applied this oil on waist and knee, no massage was done, just covered with a small towel, I am feeling better; I rang him told this, he said ‘Bhabhiji, apply daily’, you will be ok.
[b]The older the oil is the better its effect is.
Are you aware of this oil, get it and try, I am sure it will work, but please don’t massage or apply heat.[/b]
Please respond and share your experience if any.
Kalyani
June 16th 2012.
[b][/b]
June 16th 2012.
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11 responses
@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
19 Jun 12
This is an interesting information and this is the first time i've heard of it. It's good that you were able to acquire that oil and I guess it's not expensive at all.
In my case i use emu oil. It's a miracle oil and it penetrates the skin and into the muscles thus relieving the pain inside and not on the surface alone. However, it's really quite expensive.
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@toniganzon (72285)
• Philippines
20 Jun 12
No it's not. Emu is a bird from Australia.
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@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
22 Jun 12
I honestly don't have any kind of experience with alternative medicines, but they are something that are really interesting to me. You see, I have some discs in my back that are partially herniated and they do cause me to have pain from time to time. I will typically take an over the counter painkiller for it and just wait the bout out because I really don't want to get hooked on prescription medications. I wish that alternative medicine was something that was more mainstream here.
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• India
24 Aug 12
Well that's true that transformer oil relieves pain
It is because of the copper inside the transformer
Just soak the part with pain in the oil and u can see relief
I am an electrical engineer working in power generation plant. I give away our transformer oil which is 20yrs old to everyone who asked as it is not useful to us anymore.
Unfortunately the oil that is sold out in barrels for transformer is new one amd has no effect on pain
Only the used oil is helpful..
@marguicha (215029)
• Chile
21 Jun 12
This is the first time that I heard something like this,Kalyni. I will see if anyone around here has something like this as I have also pain at waist and knees. The worst time, a doctor that knows about acupuncture, helped me a lot. But pain relievers don`t do much to me.
@marguicha (215029)
• Chile
24 Jun 12
I`ll see if I can get it. Ihave a nephew who is a mechanic. Maybe he knows where to get it.
@tigeraunt (6326)
• Philippines
20 Jun 12
hello kal,
i guess that pains are often here now especially to "aged" people like us and because the rainy days are here again.
so time and again, we look for remedies and as much as possible, we try herbal and other oils.
there is this old lady that i know who uses kerosene which she adds to the herbal oils. she says it reduces and sometimes eliminate the muscle pains and other joint pains. but you can imagine how she smells.
i think so too, transformer oils could have properties of healing effect.
have a great day.
ann
so time and again, we look for remedies and as much as possible, we try herbal and other oils.
there is this old lady that i know who uses kerosene which she adds to the herbal oils. she says it reduces and sometimes eliminate the muscle pains and other joint pains. but you can imagine how she smells.
i think so too, transformer oils could have properties of healing effect.
have a great day.
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@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
24 Jun 12
Dear Anny
Yes kerosene oil works i am aware of it, but should not be rubbed, about the smell one has to bear it.
@succeednow (1633)
• Singapore
20 Jun 12
Hi Kalyni2011,
What you've just described is rather interesting. I've not heard of using used transformer oil for curing such ailments or any ailmenst for that matter. Perhaps someone could carry out a clinical study and confirm the effectiveness of this type of oil. Not to pour cold water but if I were you I would be very cautious about using it long term as there may be side effects that you may not be aware of.
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@prashu228 (37526)
• India
19 Jun 12
hello mam,
i never heard about the oil, my grandpa has used some herbal oils like winter green oil, eucalyptus oil,and franch oil, but the result was nil, this transformer oil sounds interesting, but i have a doubt ,is it available in normal medical shops or is it provided only in the electrical office to their employees? please confirm mam.
thank you for the information.
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@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
19 Jun 12
hello
Usually the linemen who work, take away the oil after replacing, so i think you can catch one,pay and buy.
Usually the linemen who work, take away the oil after replacing, so i think you can catch one,pay and buy.1 person likes this
@goprakash (1)
• New Delhi, India
16 Dec 15
@Kalyni2011 can you avail me this if possible I will pay you net banking. I am in delhi. thanks
@lynboobsy11 (11343)
• Philippines
19 Jun 12
Does your friend told you where to get that kind of oil? I don't know if we have it here in my country. I'm glad that your already fine with your knees and waste, I want to try it too if i can find it here.
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@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
19 Jun 12
Usually the linemen who work, take away after replacing, so i think you catch hold of one, pay some peso, may need little bargain, just try dear lyn
@bagumbayan (2705)
• Philippines
20 Jun 12
Like you do I have pain in my knees, hands and shoulder. I've tried all kind of pain relievers, even magnet and all massager but pain still remains. Whats the name of that oil. Is it available in the market. I need that too. Thanks.
@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
24 Jun 12
This is mineral oil used as coolant in the tubes around heavy duty electrical transformers; this is changed every 6-8 months. I don't think it is sold in market, but you can get it from linemen working in electric supply department
@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
19 Jun 12
I'm familiar with transformer oil but I did not know it had medicinal or medical properties, yes it's possible because a lot is not yet known about electromagnet properties although they had been with us for a very long time, maybe science should take a look at this, I'm glad you are well now
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@vidhyaprakash_2 (7116)
• India
19 Jun 12
Hi kalyani mam, sorry to hear about your pains. Good to hear that you find relief with this transformer oil. Professor's friend did a great thing by telling about this good medicine to you. Convey my regards to prof.
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@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
19 Jun 12
Vidhyaprakash_2,
am confused!!!
I will convey your regards to him, you can buy this in Chennai from line man
Happy posting, cheers.
Kalyani
am confused!!!
I will convey your regards to him, you can buy this in Chennai from line man
Happy posting, cheers.
Kalyani