Bjain Eucalyptus Globulus Mother Tincture Q

Bjain Eucalyptus Globulus Mother Tincture Q is a homoeopathic medicine prepared from Eucalyptus Globulus. It is described in homoeopathic references for intestinal disorders, catarrhal conditions, influenza, high body temperature, urinary disorders including excessive urination and bleeding tendencies. The dilution information expands the symptom picture to diarrhea, dysentery, uric acid-related joint pain and joint discomfort. Further references describe its use for coryza, sore throat, congestive headache, chest congestion, burning urination and urinary complaints with pus or blood. It is used as per HPI guidelines and GMP norms.

Key Ingredients:

• Eucalyptus Globulus

Indications:

• Intestinal disorders

• Catarrhal conditions, influenza and high body temperature

• Urinary disorders including excessive urination

• Respiratory discomfort

• Diarrhea and dysentery

• Uric acid-related joint pain and joint discomfort

• Coryza, sore throat, congestive headache, runny nose and sneezing

• Burning urination and urinary complaints with pus or blood

Net Quantity:
100 ml

Potency:
Q

Product Form:
Mother Tincture

Key Benefits:

• Helps support respiratory comfort in bronchitis, asthma and chest congestion

• Useful for influenza, high body temperature and catarrhal upper respiratory complaints

• Supports digestive comfort in diarrhea, dysentery and intestinal discomfort

• Helps support urinary comfort, frequent urination and burning urination

• May assist with uric acid-related joint pain and joint discomfort

• Supports general comfort in urinary complaints

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

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of the reach of children

• 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