Golden Tahuari is a tree bark that is traditionally used to
treat urinary, hepatic and respiratory disorders, fevers,
infections, gastric ulcers, gastritis, eczema, and rheumatism.
More recently, it has gained popularity around the world in
treating different types of cancer, probably due to its moderate
anti-neoplasic activity.
Tahuari is a close relative of the
Brazilian Pau d'Arco. This bark is harvested from a large
species of hardwood tree whose use predates written history.
Pleasant tasting, the Shipibo, Conibo, Mashigenka, and other
Amerindians of the upper Amazon have it well ensconced into
their pharmacopeia.
Dosage: As a restorative tonic, use 10
to 15 drops in a glass of water, taken once or twice a
day.
Contents: 100 percent Golden Tahuari (Tabebuia
serratifolia), distilled water, and organic grain alcohol* (35
to 40 percent) in a 1 oz. dropper bottle.
* Certified organic
by Oregon Tilth.
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