Lapacho Organic Tea 60G Lapacho tree is a large evergreen tree with purple flowers, native to the Amazonian rainforest and South America. The tea can be consumed as a drink, or used on the skin. Pau d’arco use probably predates the Incas It treats and prevents different diseases, such as arthritis, diabetes, bowel problems, bladder infections and asthma. It reduces the symptoms of the flu, colds, fevers, burns, respiratory distress, skin irritation, yeast infections, bone infections, dysentery and other infectious diseases. One should be careful, using the Lapacho internal. Don't overdose Lapacho tea and don't drink it longer than six weeks without break. Pregnant women shouldn't drink Lapacho tea and use it only externally. For the tea, 2 teaspoons of the inner bark are cooked on 1 liter of water for five minutes. Then the tea should rest another quarter of an hour before you drink it. Of this tea, 1 liter per day (maximum 6 weeks then 4 weeks of break) is drunk. The extrinsic application is not limited in time. One can take Lapacho tea for ablutions and baths or soak clean cloths as compresses into the Lapacho tea. Also as a component of ointments one can use Lapacho Lapacho May Boost Weight Loss Lapacho has the potential to prevent weight gain in postmenopausal women with low estrogen levels. Postmenopausal overweight mice given Taheebo extract lost weight and body fat. Lapacho May Reduce Pain and Inflammation Lapacho extracts could kill the bacteria that most commonly causes stomach ulcers, Helicobacter pylori, in test tubes. Its many active components worked as well as the standard antibiotics. Lapacho Is An Antioxidant Beta-lapachone increased phase II antioxidant enzymes and antioxidant gene expression in brain cells. Beta-lapochone may boost our protective, detox pathways.

Lapacho Organic Tea 60G

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 Lapacho  Organic  Tea 60G
 
Lapacho tree is a large evergreen tree with purple flowers, native to the Amazonian rainforest and South America.
 
The tea can be consumed as a drink, or used on the skin. Pau d’arco use probably predates the Incas 
It treats and prevents different diseases, such as arthritis, diabetes, bowel problems, bladder infections and  asthma.
 
It reduces the symptoms of the flu, colds, fevers, burns, respiratory distress, skin irritation, yeast infections, bone infections, dysentery and other infectious diseases.
One should be careful, using the Lapacho internal. Don't overdose Lapacho tea and don't drink it longer than six weeks without break.
 
Pregnant women shouldn't drink Lapacho tea and use it only externally.
For the tea, 2 teaspoons of the inner bark are cooked on 1 liter of water for five minutes. Then the tea should rest another quarter of an hour before you drink it.
Of this tea, 1 liter per day (maximum 6 weeks then 4 weeks of break) is drunk.
The extrinsic application is not limited in time.
One can take Lapacho tea for ablutions and baths or soak clean cloths as compresses into the Lapacho tea.
Also as a component of ointments one can use Lapacho
 
Lapacho May Boost Weight Loss
Lapacho has the potential to prevent weight gain in postmenopausal women with low estrogen levels.
Postmenopausal overweight mice given Taheebo extract lost weight and body fat. 
Lapacho May Reduce Pain and Inflammation
Lapacho extracts could kill the bacteria that most commonly causes stomach ulcers, Helicobacter pylori, in test tubes. Its many active components worked as well as the standard antibiotics.
Lapacho Is An Antioxidant
Beta-lapachone increased phase II antioxidant enzymes and antioxidant gene expression in brain cells. Beta-lapochone may boost our protective, detox pathways.

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    Posted by Sherby Saintil on 14th Sep 2020

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