Granatum Homeopathy Tincture — Anti-Worm, Digestive & Nervous System Support

Granatum Q (Punica Granatum) — Homeopathic Remedy for Tapeworm & Gut Wellness

Granatum (Punica granatum), derived from the pomegranate plant, contains active alkaloids including pelletierine and betullic acid. It is traditionally valued for its potent vermifuge (anti-worm) properties, particularly against tapeworms.

In homeopathy, Granatum Mother Tincture is primarily indicated for intestinal parasites, especially tapeworm infestation, along with associated symptoms such as nausea, salivation, dizziness, and abdominal discomfort. It also supports complaints like jaw cracking, toothache, leucorrhoea, burning in nostrils, and nervous irritation.

Anti-cancer research note: According to Dr. Aadil Chimthanwalla, Granatum demonstrates inhibitory effects on four cancer types—prostate, breast, colon, and lung cancers. He recommends a daily dose of 150 drops after constitutional guidance, alongside regular professional supervision. (Refer medical guidance before use)

Additionally, he highlights its traditional role in tape-worm management along with marked gastric and nervous system symptoms.

Granatum Therapeutic Range of Action (Boericke Materia Medica)

Chiefly indicated as a vermifuge for tapeworm expulsion along with marked digestive and nervous disturbances. Symptoms include nausea, salivation, vertigo, and throat spasms.

Head: Light-headedness, persistent vertigo, empty head sensation, sunken eyes, dilated pupils, visual weakness.

Stomach: Constant hunger with slow digestion; emaciation; vomiting particularly at night.

Abdomen: Umbilical-region pain; ineffective straining at stools; itching at anus; dragging sensation in pelvic region; swelling at umbilicus resembling hernia.

Chest: Oppressed breathing with sighing; tightness across chest and between shoulders; even clothing feels restrictive.

Skin: Itching palms; sensation of impending eruption; yellowish complexion.

Extremities: Pain and heaviness in shoulders; joint pains in fingers and knees; tearing pains; sudden involuntary movements.

Relationship: Compare with Pelletierine (tapeworm specific constituent), Cina, and Kousso.

Recommended Potency: First to third potency traditionally used. Dosage must be guided by a qualified homeopathic physician.