WSI-Jaborandi Q 30ML

WSI Jaborandi Q refers to the Jaborandi Mother Tincture manufactured by Willmar Schwabe India (WSI).
In homeopathy, “Q” (or \emptyset) indicates a mother tincture—a concentrated extract prepared from the dried leaves of the Jaborandi shrub (Pilocarpus microphyllus or Pilocarpus jaborandi). Jaborandi contains natural alkaloids, primarily pilocarpine, which strongly stimulate secretions across glands and hair follicles.
Key Clinical Uses & Indications
Hair & Scalp Care (Primary Popular Use)
Hair Fall & Thinning: Widely used as a natural hair tonic to nourish hair roots, strengthen hair follicles, and reduce excessive shedding.
Premature Greying & Dandruff: Helps arrest early greying of hair and relieves scalp itching, dryness, and dandruff.
Scalp Regrowth: Often applied externally or diluted to encourage natural hair growth and maintain hair texture.
Glandular & Sweat Regulation
Excessive Perspiration: Acts on sweat glands to control profuse sweating, night sweats, and hot flashes (e.g., during menopause or post-illness).
Dry Mouth (Xerostomia): Stimulates salivary glands to increase saliva production in cases of marked oral dryness.
Eye Strain & Ocular Discomfort
Visual Fatigue: Helps relieve strain, fatigue, and pain in the eyes caused by prolonged reading or screen time.
Accommodation Issues: Addresses twitching of eye muscles or difficulty focusing.
Digestive System & Thyroid Support
Gastrointestinal Issues: Used to assist in managing loose stools, diarrhea, and abdominal heaviness.
Thyroid Support: Occasionally indicated to support thyroid health and assist with glandular swelling or goiter.
How It Is Used
Internal Consumption:
Typically, 10 to 15 drops diluted in half a cup of water, taken 2 to 3 times a day.
External Scalp Application:
Frequently used externally as a hair oil additive or directly applied to the scalp to target hair fall and dandruff.
Administration Rules:
Maintain a 15–30 minute gap between taking the medicine and eating or drinking.
Avoid strong-smelling items like camphor, mint, raw onion, or garlic around the time of ingestion.
Precautions & Safety Disclaimer
Glandular Effects: Because Jaborandi exerts strong action on secretomotor nerves (due to its pilocarpine content), oral consumption should be carefully regulated.
Pregnancy & Lactation: Pregnant or nursing women should avoid internal use without explicit medical advice.
Consultation: Always consult a registered homeopathic physician before using mother tinctures internally, especially if treating systemic conditions like thyroid or eye disorders.