SBL Syzygium jambolanum Mother Tincture Q, commonly known as Jamun, comes from the seeds of the Jamun tree native to India and belongs to the Myrtaceae family. Traditional systems associate this plant with balanced blood sugar and healthy metabolic activity. In homoeopathic practice, Syzygium jambolanum reflects patterns linked to pancreatic imbalance, disturbed glucose handling, and symptoms commonly seen in long-standing sugar disorders.
Common Names
Hindi: Jamun / Jambul
English: Java plum / Black plum
Symptom Patterns Commonly Linked with Syzygium jambolanum
Blood Sugar Imbalance
This remedy profile aligns with fluctuating sugar levels and reduced pancreatic efficiency, often seen in chronic metabolic concerns.
Disturbed Glucose Metabolism
Difficulty processing carbohydrates and maintaining energy points toward this pattern.
Excessive Thirst and Urination
Persistent thirst, frequent urination, and weakness form key indicators, especially when linked with sugar imbalance.
Prickly Heat (Miliaria)
Syzygium jambolanum connects with prickly heat affecting the upper body, marked by small red eruptions and intense itching that causes discomfort.
Chronic Skin Ulcers
Old, slow-healing ulcers—especially those associated with poor circulation or long-standing sugar imbalance—fit within this symptom picture, along with a tendency toward delayed skin recovery.
