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Safoof e Jawahar Mohra
Precious Defender Powder
Precious Defender Powder
Tradition:
Unani
Source / Author:
Herb Name
Jahara Mohra (Serpent Stone)
Marwareed (Pearl) Bussud (Red Coral) Kehroba (Amber) * Lajward (Lapis lazuli) Yaqoot (Ruby) Yaqoot Kabood (Sapphire) Yaqoot Asfar (Topaz) Yashab Sabz (Green Jade) . Zamuurrad (Emerald) Aqeeq Surkh (Red Agate) Mastagi (Mastic) Jadwar (Delphinium) Warq e Nuqra (Silver leaf) Warq e Tila (Gold leaf) Narjeel Dariyaee (Sea Coconut) |
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Preparation:
All the stones must be thoroughly prepared by levigation until they are impalpable.
Powder the herbs, add the prepared stones and gold and silver leaf, mix well, and with a sufficient amount of Rose water to form a paste, make small pills. It can be kept as a powder by allowing the Rose water to dry and powdering the mixture.
Function:
Clears Heat, Settles Wind, Calms the Heart and Spirit, Strengthens Qi, Benefits Essence
Use:
1. Tonic to the Vital Organs
2. General Fatigue and Weakness
3. Convalescence
4. Exhilarant
5. Heart weakness, chronic Heart failure
6. Palpitations
7. Arrhythmias
8. Stress, Anxiety
9. Depression
10. Insomnia
11. Epilepsy
12. Mental illness (Melancholy) including Mania and Schizophrenia
13. Emotional Trauma, PTSD
14. Dementia
15. Menorrhagia
Dose:
60–120mg, given with Honey or Milk
If using an OTC product, use as directed.
Cautions:
1. Stones must be properly prepared
2. Emerald contains Beryllium which is toxic
Modifications:
1. Some versions add other medicines such as Tabasheer, Musk, Silkworm Cocoon and burnt Deer horn.
2. Some versions use Bhasma of Gold of Silver rather than the leaves.
3. Chronic Heart disease or for Depression, add Saffron
There are many versions of this formula, and a number of manufacturers make versions, often with great variation in the recipe. The general basis and use is similar, but strength may vary.
Nothing at the moment
The following Research information is from Hippocratic Journal of unani Medicine–Safoof Jawahar Mohra: A Review (July – September 2017, Vol. 12, No. 3, Pages 65-84)
1. Tested in HIV positive individuals and found useful in the improvement of quality of life (Qureshi, 2008). Further studies clinically assessed signs and symptoms of HIV/AIDS patients and also found remarkable improvements (Qureshi, 2015).
2. Anti-stress activity in albino rats.
1. Tested in HIV positive individuals and found useful in the improvement of quality of life (Qureshi, 2008). Further studies clinically assessed signs and symptoms of HIV/AIDS patients and also found remarkable improvements (Qureshi, 2015).
2. Anti-stress activity in albino rats.