Taking emu oil capsules can help to prevent inflammation in the body, therefore treating the cause of the problem rather than just the symptoms.

We suggest 1 -3 capsules, 3 times a day. Start on the smaller dose of 3 capsules daily, and if you don't feel improvement move up to 6 or 9 total per day - even customers with the most severe symptoms report a difference taking 9 capsules a day, but you probably won't need this many.

Emu oil is amazing to help your skin recover after a long day in the sun – forgetting to reapply after a swim is so easily done.

Of course the best thing is to slip, slop, slap and avoid those harsh UV rays, but it doesn’t even take a day at the beach to get burnt. Accidental exposure to the sun while out walking the dog, doing the gardening or even hanging out the washing can leave your skin red and sore.

Talyala’s 100% pure emu oilto the rescue – apply generously to the sunburnt area every 2 or 3 hours to sooth the burn and help promote healing.

Before and less than 24 hours after treatment with 100% pure emu oil. Nothing beats nature’s liquid gold for soothing skin. 

The composition of this nutrient-rich oil is nearly 100 per cent triglyceride lipid, which is almost identical to the make-up our own skin, allowing it to absorb quickly and deeply through the dermal layers to help restore healthy skin function. With its incredible penetrative qualities, emu oil sinks far down into the epidermis to deliver its moisturising goodness where dry skin needs it most.

Pure emu oil is safe to use on sensitive skin. It’s non-toxic, chemical free and non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t clog pores. Instead, it will help to soothe irritation with its anti-inflammatory action, soften rough, dry patches with its natural fatty acids and restore skin’s normal barrier function.

Pure Emu Oil can be useful to:

• Soothe problem skin
• Relieve the pain of bumps and bruises
• Repel insects and treat bites
• Treat cuts, scrapes and scratches

Also remember to use an irritant free soap or body wash for cleansing, and make sure that your laundry and household cleaning products are as gentle and natural as possible. 

Almost half the Australian population suffer digestive problems, according to the Gut Foundation Australia. If you’re looking for a way to relieve uncomfortable symptoms and improve your overall digestive health, emu oil may hold the key.

Research at the University of Adelaide has suggested that emu oil may be helpful in treating a variety of common bowel and digestive diseases. Not only did the laboratory experiments conducted by Suzanne Mashtoub Abimosleh as a Ph.D. student confirm that emu oil has powerful natural anti-inflammatory properties, but it was also found to repair damage in the bowel.

The researchers discovered that emu oil stimulates the growth of “crypts” – the part of the intestine that produces food-absorbing “villi”. Longer crypts and villi lead to a healthier bowel that absorbs food more effectively.

Specifically, emu oil was found to:

Based on these results, Ms Abimosleh (now Dr Mashtoub) and her colleagues believe that emu oil could also be helpful in treating other digestive disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and Crohn’s disease by reducing inflammation, promoting repair in the intestines and preventing further damage.

Current treatments for digestive disorders only work for some patients and there are no effective treatment options at all for the painful ulcers associated with mucositis, so these findings bring hope to sufferers.

The University of Adelaide researchers plan to conduct clinical trials to confirm the beneficial effects of emu oil in treating bowel diseases and to determine exact dosages. But with pure emu oil capsules already available to the public, many patients who haven’t responded to existing treatments aren’t waiting for the study results to start taking them. With its proven anti-inflammatory properties, emu oil could be beneficial in alleviating the symptoms of a wide range of digestive disorders.

What is psoriasis?

Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin condition characterised by red, raised and scaly patches that can be itchy and shed in flakes. They’re often concentrated on the scalp, elbows and knees, but they can appear anywhere on the body.

While healthy skin sheds old skin cells to expose new ones approximately every four weeks, people with psoriasis have overactive immune systems that cause new skin cells to move to the surface of the skin every few days. Because the cells aren’t shed quickly enough, they form thick patches called plaques.

If left untreated, psoriasis can lead to psoriatic arthritis, an inflammatory condition characterised by swelling, stiffness and painful joints. Psoriasis is also associated with other serious health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and depression.

Why use emu oil for psoriasis?

Emu oil has shown very promising results in treating psoriasis. A study at Indiana University found that an emu oil-based cream containing a steroid and an antihistamine was more effective in treating psoriasis than another cream containing these same medications in a neutral propylene glycol base. The researchers concluded that the antihistamine and emu oil enhanced each other’s anti-inflammatory and other beneficial properties when used in combination.

Emu oil alone may also be effective in treating psoriasis. The components of emu oil that can be beneficial include:

Omega 3, 6 and 9 essential fatty acids: potent natural anti-inflammatories

Vitamins A and E: powerful antioxidants that promote skin healing

Oleic acid: a deeply hydrating and nourishing fatty acid.

How to use emu oil for psoriasis

The most effective approach for treating psoriasis is a total emu oil regimen. Cleansing your skin and scalp with natural, non-toxic products will help you avoid flare-ups. Our emu oil soap, shampoo and conditioner are not only free from harsh chemicals, they also contain pure emu oil to prevent and treat psoriasis and scalp psoriasis at the source.

You should also hydrate your skin with emu oil moisturiser and a few drops of pure emu oil morning and night. You can even apply emu oil to your scalp if you suffer from scalp psoriasis. And if you really want to give psoriasis the boot, take pure emu oil capsules daily to treat the condition from within.

Taking emu oil capsules can help to prevent inflammation in the body, therefore treating the cause of the problem rather than just the symptoms. We suggest 1 -3 capsules, 3 times a day. Start on the smaller dose of 3 capsules daily, and if you don't feel improvement move up to 6 or 9 total per day - even customers with the most severe symptoms report a difference taking 9 capsules a day, but you probably won't need this many.

How does it work?

Using emu oil for dry skin is a great option. The composition of this nutrient-rich oil is nearly 100 per cent triglyceride lipid, which is almost identical to the make-up our own skin, allowing it to absorb quickly and deeply through the dermal layers to help restore healthy skin function.

With its incredible penetrative qualities, emu oil sinks far down into the epidermis to deliver its moisturising goodness where your skin needs it most.

It contains potent antioxidants such as vitamins A and E, which are both associated with skin healing, and omega fatty acids that are anti-inflammatory and hydrating. Emu oil’s terpenes have antiseptic properties and its sapogens are softening. Thanks to these properties, emu oil is equipped to nourish your skin from within, protect it from environmental damage, soothe irritation and even smooth fine lines and wrinkles.

Need another reason to choose emu oil for dry skin? Using it regularly on dry, cracked areas can help protect your skin from further damage by providing a protective barrier.

Will it irritate my skin?

Rest assured, pure emu oil is safe to use on sensitive skin. It’s non-toxic, chemical free and non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t clog pores. Instead, it will help to soothe irritation with its anti-inflammatory action, soften rough, dry patches with its natural fatty acids and restore your skin’s normal barrier function.

If your skin is sensitive, it’s important that you choose pure emu oil from a reputable business such as Talyala to ensure the oil is fresh, high quality and hasn’t been diluted with other cheaper oils or combined with fragrances. All emu oil claiming to be 100% pure emu oil should have an AUSTL Number on the label – this tells you that the pure emu oil product you’re buying is listed with the Therapeutic Goods Administration in Australia.

How should I use it?

If you’d like to treat dry skin on your face, try an emu oil-enriched moisturiser morning and night, as well as a few drops of pure emu oil as a powerful night-time serum. You can also use our hydrating body cream or emu massage oil for dry skin all over your body – just massage the a small amount into your skin as required. For a relaxing and skin-nourishing treat, add a few drops of the oil to a bath or foot soak.

If you have arthritis, participating in joint-friendly physical activity can improve your arthritis pain, function, mood, and quality of life. Joint-friendly physical activities are low-impact, which means they put less stress on the body, reducing the risk of injury. Examples of joint-friendly activities include walking, biking and swimming. Being physically active can also delay the onset of arthritis-related disability and help people with arthritis manage other chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.

Learn how you can safely exercise and enjoy the benefits of increased physical activity with these S.M.A.R.T. tips.

Start low, go slow.

Modify activity when arthritis symptoms increase, try to stay active.

Activities should be “joint friendly.”

Recognize safe places and ways to be active.

Talk to a health professional or certified exercise specialist.

Low-impact aerobic activities do not put stress on the joints and include brisk walking, cycling, swimming, water aerobics, light gardening, group exercise classes, and dancing.

Muscle-strengthening exercises include lifting weights, working with resistance bands, and yoga. These can be done at home, in an exercise class, or at a fitness center.

Flexibility exercises like stretching and yoga are also important for people with arthritis. Many people with arthritis have joint stiffness that makes daily tasks difficult. Doing daily flexibility exercises helps maintain range of motion so you can keep doing everyday things like household tasks, hobbies, and visiting with friends and family.

Balance exercises like walking backwards, standing on one foot, and tai chi are important for those who are at a risk of falling or have trouble walking. Do balance exercises 3 days per week if you are at risk of falling.”

These great tips from CDC can help you introduce gentle exercise and be active with arthritis.

Research has indicated that emu oil is effective in reducing arthritic pain, including a 2004 Victoria University study that found that both topical application and internal supplementation of emu oil offered relief from osteoarthritis.

Supplementing your diet with emu oil capsules is the best way to deliver the anti-inflammatory goodness of this oil directly to your digestive system. We recommend checking with your medical practitioner before adding emu oil to your treatment plan.

Inflammation is at the root of many of the health issues we face today, from rheumatoid arthritis and irritable bowel syndrome, to niggling muscle aches and pains. Emu oil may be useful in treating these conditions because it has been shown to have powerful anti-inflammatory action in the body. Here’s what you need to know about using emu oil as an anti-inflammatory.

Emu oil contains key nutrients that have an anti-inflammatory effect in the body. It’s rich in the essential fatty acids omega -3, -6 and -9 – dietary fats that have been shown to regulate immune function and the inflammatory response. Emu oil also contains a range of antioxidants and vitamins E and K2 that may also play a role in improving immunity and fighting chronic inflammation.

Supplementing your diet with emu oil capsules is the best way to deliver the anti-inflammatory goodness of this oil directly to your digestive system. We recommend checking with your medical practitioner before adding emu oil to your treatment plan.

Itchy scalp driving you crazy? Hair so fried that birds keep trying to build nests in it? Or is it your lack of hair that’s worrying you? Whatever your hair or scalp concern, nourishing, natural emu oil is a great treatment option. Here are four amazing ways emu oil can help your head.

Dry, damaged hair

Chemical treatments, harsh shampoos, alcohol-based styling products, heated styling tools, and exposure to sun, wind, chlorine and salt water can all strip moisture from your hair. Use emu oil shampoo and conditioner regularly to restore hydration, and a few drops of pure emu oil as a nourishing leave-in treatment when needed. Not only does this wonder oil have incredible penetrative and moisturising qualities, it’s also chock-full of powerful antioxidants that can protect your hair from further environmental damage.

Itchy scalp

The harsh chemicals that are found in most commercial hair products can irritate the scalp, causing dryness, itchiness and flaking. Look for emu oil shampoos and conditioners that are free from substances such as SLS, parabens, petrochemicals, alcohol, glycerol and silicon. The natural formulation will be gentle on your scalp while the emu oil delivers moisture deep into the epidermis and calms irritation thanks to its potent anti-inflammatory properties.

Scalp psoriasis

This skin condition is characterised by raised, reddish, scaly patches on the scalp that can sometimes spread to the forehead and neck. In severe cases, it can cause intense itching and scratching that leads to infections or hair loss. The best line of defence against scalp psoriasis is a total emu oil regimen to calm inflammation and irritation. Cleanse with emu oil shampoo and conditioner, rub pure emu oil onto your scalp, and take emu oil capsules to treat the condition from within.

Dry and ageing skin

With its incredible penetrative qualities, emu oil sinks far down into the epidermis to deliver its moisturising goodness where your skin needs it most. And with all the potent antioxidants and omega fatty acids it contains, emu oil is ideally equipped to deeply nourish your skin, protect it from environmental damage, and smooth fine lines and wrinkles. Use emu oil moisturiser on your face morning and night, as well as a few drops of pure emu oil as a powerful night-time serum.

Burns, cuts and bites

Apply pure emu oil to sunburns, burns, cuts, scrapes, rashes and insect bites. A review published in the journal Nutrition found it to be a highly effective anti-inflammatory that reduces swelling. It’s also bacteriostatic, which means that it can help avoid infection. The linoleic acid in emu oil may even prevent scarring.

Eczema

This inflammatory condition is characterised by patches of dry, red and itchy skin.   Emu oil can help prevent eczema flare-ups by keeping the skin moisturised, and treat them by reducing inflammation. Apply the oil directly to your skin or combine it with emu oil capsules for a holistic treatment approach.

Seborrheic dermatitis

A study published in the Journal of Research in Medical Sciences found that topical application of emu oil significantly improved the itching, redness and scales associated with seborrheic dermatitis.

Psoriasis

The red, scaly and flaky patches of psoriasis are often concentrated on the scalp, elbows and knees, but they can appear anywhere on the body. Left untreated, psoriasis can cause painful arthritis. To treat psoriasis, we recommend a total emu oil regimen that includes oil applied topically and capsules taken internally.