herboristerie LA VAL'HEUREUSE herb farm
Pau D'arco (wildcrafted Extract)
• Blood purifier (eczema, boils, psoriasis)
• Antibacterial and antiviral
• Acts on fungal and yeast infections (Candida, Aspergillus)
NPN: 80060625
Full description
Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a blood purifier (to help relieve the symptoms of skin diseases) to relieve symptoms associated with minor upper respiratory tract infections such as fever (febrifuge), sore throat and mild cases of fungal infections and rheumatic pains.
NPN: 80060625
Actions: Blood purifier, anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, immune stimulant, antiseptic; antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, fever reducer, astringent, mild anticoagulant, antioxidant, mild laxative and diuretic and relieves the pain of rheumatism.
Medicinal ingredients: Pau d'arco (Handroanthus impetiginosus) inner bark (wild harvest) (1:5) 200 mg/ml.
Non-medicinal ingredients: 50% organic sugar cane alcohol, water.
USES
Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a blood purifier (to help relieve symptoms of skin diseases; such as eczema, psoriasis), to help relieve symptoms associated with minor upper respiratory tract infections such as fever (febrifuge), sore throat and mild cases of fungal infections and rheumatic pains.
- Blood purifier (eczema, boils, psoriasis)
- Antipyretic (Fever) and infectious diarrhea (malaria, dysentery, malaria).
- Antibacterial (Sore throat, H. pylori)
- Anti-inflammatory, acts on inflammations; (arthritis and rheumatism, cystitis, prostatitis, colitis).
- Relieves respiratory problems (cough, allergies).
- Acts on fungal and yeast infections (Candida, Aspergillus).
- It acts on viral infections (herpes I and II, colds, flu, chronic fatigue syndrome).
- Anti-tumor
DOSAGE
Adult dosage: Take 1 to 2ml (30 to 60 drops) in a little water 4 times a day.
Duration of use: Can be used long-term if used in the recommended therapeutic dosage.
Precautions: Do not use during pregnancy or if you have a blood clotting disorder. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you have an autoimmune disease, are taking immunosuppressant medications, or are scheduled for surgery, as Pau d'Arco may increase the risk of bleeding. Do not use this product if you are trying to conceive or are breastfeeding, if you have cancer, or if you are receiving cancer treatment or taking cancer medication.
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Pau D'arco (wildcrafted Extract)
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Detailed ingredients
We place paramount importance on the quality of our ingredients. Our plants (organic or wild-harvested) are extracted in a mixture of demineralized spring water and organic cane alcohol.
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Full description
Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a blood purifier (to help relieve the symptoms of skin diseases) to relieve symptoms associated with minor upper respiratory tract infections such as fever (febrifuge), sore throat and mild cases of fungal infections and rheumatic pains.
NPN: 80060625
Actions: Blood purifier, anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, immune stimulant, antiseptic; antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, fever reducer, astringent, mild anticoagulant, antioxidant, mild laxative and diuretic and relieves the pain of rheumatism.
Medicinal ingredients: Pau d'arco (Handroanthus impetiginosus) inner bark (wild harvest) (1:5) 200 mg/ml.
Non-medicinal ingredients: 50% organic sugar cane alcohol, water.
USES
Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a blood purifier (to help relieve symptoms of skin diseases; such as eczema, psoriasis), to help relieve symptoms associated with minor upper respiratory tract infections such as fever (febrifuge), sore throat and mild cases of fungal infections and rheumatic pains.
- Blood purifier (eczema, boils, psoriasis)
- Antipyretic (Fever) and infectious diarrhea (malaria, dysentery, malaria).
- Antibacterial (Sore throat, H. pylori)
- Anti-inflammatory, acts on inflammations; (arthritis and rheumatism, cystitis, prostatitis, colitis).
- Relieves respiratory problems (cough, allergies).
- Acts on fungal and yeast infections (Candida, Aspergillus).
- It acts on viral infections (herpes I and II, colds, flu, chronic fatigue syndrome).
- Anti-tumor
DOSAGE
Adult dosage: Take 1 to 2ml (30 to 60 drops) in a little water 4 times a day.
Duration of use: Can be used long-term if used in the recommended therapeutic dosage.
Precautions: Do not use during pregnancy or if you have a blood clotting disorder. Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you have an autoimmune disease, are taking immunosuppressant medications, or are scheduled for surgery, as Pau d'Arco may increase the risk of bleeding. Do not use this product if you are trying to conceive or are breastfeeding, if you have cancer, or if you are receiving cancer treatment or taking cancer medication.
Health one drop at a time
Our liquid concentrates allow you to enjoy the benefits of organic medicinal plants with documented actions for a long time, with real ease of use.
Add the indicated number of drops to half a glass of water and drink preferably before a meal.
Follow the dosage instructions; some concentrates are taken occasionally, others as a course of treatment, and the doses vary from one product to another.
TIP: Pour your drops of liquid concentrate into hot water to get rid of the alcohol while retaining the expected properties!
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about liquid extracts (or liquid concentrates, or tinctures, or hydroalcoholic extracts...)
What is a mother tincture (Hydroalcoolic extract)?
A mother tincture is a liquid extract obtained by cold maceration of fresh (or more rarely dried) plants in alcohol, glycerin or vinegar.
At Val'Heureuse, we carry out our macerations in alcohol, and they last at least 4 weeks. This process allows us to extract and preserve the phytocomplex (the majority of the active ingredients) of the plant for a long time.
What is the difference with essential oils?
Manufacturing
- The mother tincture is obtained by macerating the plant in alcohol. It contains active ingredients soluble in water and alcohol.
- Essential oil is extracted by steam distillation (or cold pressing for citrus fruits). This process only recovers the volatile and fragrant substances of the plant.
Concentration
- The mother tincture is less concentrated than an essential oil but more concentrated than an infusion. It allows for a gentler and more comprehensive action, as it retains a wider variety of the plant's components.
- Essential oil is an ultra-powerful concentrate . A single drop of essential oil can represent the equivalent of several dozen cups of herbal tea or numerous doses of mother tincture.
Usage and Safety
- Route of administration: Mother tinctures are specifically designed to be ingested (diluted in water). Essential oils, although sometimes usable orally under medical supervision, are more often used in diffusion or topical application (diluted in a vegetable oil).
- Precautions:
Essential oils present a much higher risk of toxicity (liver, nervous system) if misused. Mother tinctures, although containing alcohol, are generally easier to dose for daily internal use.
What is the difference with homeopathy?
Mother tinctures can be used as the basis for homeopathic formulations. In homeopathy, extremely diluted substances are used (e.g., 9CH, 15CH), whereas in herbal medicine, the mother tincture is a concentrated form . It is only diluted at the time of administration, in water or fruit juice, to ensure the correct dosage.
How to use mother tinctures and at what dosage?
Oral use: Please note that our tinctures are more concentrated than other commercially available tinctures. Be sure to follow the dosage instructions on the labels. The drops should be diluted in half a glass of water, preferably between meals.
Duration: Highly dependent on the concentrate. Some are for occasional use, others are only truly effective as a course of treatment.
A course of treatment usually lasts 3 weeks (21 to 25 days), followed by a one-week break before resuming if necessary.
Are there any contraindications?
There are contraindications which are indicated on the label of our products.
- Sensitive individuals: Not recommended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or people undergoing alcohol withdrawal without medical advice. However, it is possible to eliminate the alcohol by taking the drops in hot water (the alcohol will evaporate quickly).
- Interactions: They may interact with certain medications. Consult a healthcare professional.
- Allergies: Our concentrates are formulated with plants, some of which may pose risks to people with allergies.
How do I store my mother tincture?
Duration: A sealed mother tincture can generally be kept for up to 5 years according to regulations.
Our concentrates all carry an expiry date based on stability studies specific to our range.
Storage conditions:
It must be stored away from light, heat, and humidity to preserve the active ingredients. Once opened, it is recommended to use it within one year for optimal effectiveness.