Jamalgota / Croton Seeds

Jamalgota (जमालघोटा) is the seed drug of Croton tiglium L. It is a potent toxic/purgative raw drug and is not suitable for casual self-use.

Product at a Glance

Identity & Buying Clarity

Indian pharmacopoeial sources identify Jamalgota/Croton tiglium seed. Search demand heavily includes 'loose motion' queries, but this PDP does not provide a method to induce diarrhoea or other self-treatment instructions.

Names in Different Languages / Systems

Traditional Context

Jamalgota has a history as a drastic purgative drug. That historical context is not a recommendation for home use.

Ayurvedic Property Status

Omitted because the safety risk and exact seed-specific classical-property sourcing make treatment-style presentation inappropriate here.

Form & Purchase Decision Support

Current product is Natural seed only.

Quality & Storage

Seeds must be kept sealed, clearly identified and away from children, food-preparation areas and accidental use.

Important Precautions

• Jamalgota is a potent toxic raw drug and can cause severe gastrointestinal effects.
• Do not use it to intentionally cause loose motion, purging or weight loss.
• No home dose, powder recipe or self-treatment method is provided. Professional supervision is essential.

Why Buy From Jadibuti Store?

• Exact Croton tiglium seed identity is stated with prominent risk disclosure.
• The page directly counters unsafe loose-motion search intent instead of exploiting it.
• Plant-part and source-system distinctions are disclosed clearly.
• Unsupported disease-treatment and purity claims are excluded.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jamalgota?

The seed drug of Croton tiglium.

Is Jamalgota safe for casual home use?

No.

Can I use it to cause loose motion?

This page does not provide or recommend such use.

Which plant part is sold?

Seed.

What form is sold?

Natural seed.

Why is there a strong warning?

Croton seed is a potent toxic/purgative material.

How should it be stored?

Securely sealed and away from children and accidental ingestion.

Reference note: Indian pharmacopoeial sources identify Jamalgota/Croton tiglium seed; modern Siddha formulary material also records Croton tiglium seed material.

Disclaimer: This page provides product identity, buying information and traditional-use context. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.