Jamuna Health Dictionary

Jamuna: From 1 Different Sources


(Indian) From the sacred river Jamoona, Jamunah, Jamoonah, Jamouna, Jamounah
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary

Jambul

Eugenia jambolana. Syzygium cumini L. German: Jambosenbaum. French: Jambosier. Italian: Mela rosa. Indian: Jamuna. Seeds.

Keynote: anti-diabetic.

Constituents: jambosine (alkaloid), phenols.

Action: astringent diuretic, carminative, reputed hypoglycaemic (not specific).

Uses: Diabetes. (India – traditional) To reduce sugar in the urine. Colic, with severe griping pain. Preparations. 0.3 to 2 grams. Thrice daily.

Decoction: half-1 teaspoon to each cup water gently simmered 5 minutes. Dose: one-third to half a cup. Liquid Extract BHP (1983) 1:1 in 25 per cent alochol; dose 2-4ml in water.

Tincture: from powdered fruit stones: 1 part to 5 parts alcohol. Macerate 8 days; shaking daily.

Dose: 30-60 drops.

Powdered seeds: 0.3 to 2 grams. ... jambul




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