We've heard of jambul leaves though we have not tried it. Its hard to experiment with medicine or alternatives that is not approved by the FDA.

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I've had jambul leaves as tea but i did not like the taste as it was too bitter. Some say it helps with fertility but so far no dice for me.

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"An infusion of the fresh tender leaves of jambul fruit, taken with honey or butter-milk, is an effective remedy for sterility and miscarriage due to ovarian or endometrium functional disorder. The leaves presumably stimu1ate the secretion of progrestrone hormone and help absorption of vitamin E."

Got that while googling for jambul leaves. Seems like this has been around for some time. It is usually found in Indonesia, Malaysia and other parts of Asia.

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Maybe you needed buttermilk and honey on your jambul leaves marie.

I personally have not taken this but you got me curious, mitch.

Does anybody know where this is available in the US...oh nevermind, there's always eBay! :D

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I am so curious to know what is this Jambul leaves.
But I'm not in favor to use it unless it is approved by the authorities of Food and Drugs.
We must be very careful in taking any medications for we don't know yet its side effect.

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I think it's taken like tea. You boil the leaves and add some flavor to it. I've heard of jambul leaves and I like BabeJohnson's idea of going to eBay to find good sources... LOL! Nice one BabeJohnson!

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Ive never heard of Jambul leaves but this thread has sparked my curiosity. I am always on the look out for possible herbal medication that can compliment my fertility medication.

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Jambul leaves is best for women with ovary problems. This is an ayurvedic remedy and they also give this to women who have miscarried.

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