Bjain Coccus Cacti Mother Tincture Q Bjain Coccus Cacti is available in both mother tincture and liquid dilution forms in the BJain homeopathic range. This homeopathic medicine is suggested for general respiratory wellness, especially in conditions with inflammation and also notes menstrual irregularities among its benefits. The BJain mother tincture snippet additionally mentions poor appetite and evidence of “toning up” appetite and digestion with improved mental and physical vigor. Broader homeopathic references identify Coccus Cacti primarily as a respiratory remedy for violent, spasmodic, tickling cough that often ends in vomiting, especially on waking in the morning, with tenacious, ropy mucus and difficult breathing, while also extending to urinary tract complaints and female problems such as renal colic, painful urinary urging and menstrual disturbances.
Key Ingredients: Coccus Cacti
Indications:
Useful for cases of spasmodic cough with vomiting of mucus.
Best for cases of tickling cough with thick, tough, ropy mucus.
Indicated for cases of Catarrhal difficult breathing.
Best for cases of general respiratory inflammation and respiratory wellness support.
Suits cases of poor appetite and weak digestion.
Suitable for urinary complaints including painful urging and renal colic.
Net Quantity: 100 ml
Product Form: Liquid
Key Benefits:
Actively helps support relief in spasmodic and mucus-laden cough.
Safely useful in cough that causes retching or vomiting.
Greatly supports easier breathing in catarrhal and bronchitic states.
Markedly helps improve appetite and digestion with better vigor.
Useful in urinary discomfort and renal colic in traditional homeopathic use.
Dosage: Take 10-15 drops in 1/4th cup of water, 2-3 times a day. Shake well before use. To be taken 30 minutes before or after meals or as prescribed by the homeopathic physician.
Safety Information:
Read the label carefully before use
Protect from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight
Keep the medicine out of reach of children
Sedimentation is a natural process
Don’t exceed the recommended dosage.
Homoeopathic medicine should be used during pregnancy only under the supervision of a qualified practitioner, as safety data is limited.
