Bowel Banisher - Digestive System
Our Bowel Banisher blend was created to address the Digestive System and is comprised of three alkaline barks that grow wild in the Amazon Rainforest: Cascarilla, Cat’s Claw, and Amaru Kaspi.
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$28.50 - Regular price
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$28.50
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WHAT IS NON-IRRIDATED?
It means we do not subject our herbs to ionized radiation to extend shelf life.
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Herb Details
Cascarilla – Originally considered the most popular natural remedy for malaria during hundreds of years due to a chemical compound it contains called quinine. Cascarilla is now primarily utilized to address fevers and digestive disorders. Quinovin, a chemical compound in Cascarilla is known to promote the release of digestive secretions making it optimal to address intestinal discomfort and assist with proper break down of food. In spiritual practices, the natives of the Andes and Amazon would burn it, as it was believed to provide purification and protection.
Cat’s Claw – Many people throughout the Amazon region consider this bark an all-purpose herb due to its potency in addressing a large variety of chronic ailments from gastritis to cancer. Several studies indicate Cat’s Claws effectiveness in combating pathogens, parasitic infections, tumors, cancer, candida and other yeast infections. Clinical research also demonstrates how Cat’s Claw promotes lymphatic drainage while also strengthening the immune system. Other benefits seen in studies include joint pain relief, menstrual support, and stamina enhancement.
Amaru Kaspi – Also known in the Amazon Rainforest of Ecuador as Palo de Anaconda, Amaru Kaspi is a bitter bark recognized for providing digestive support due to its laxative and astringent properties. It is commonly used in the Amazon region to reduce inflammation, relieve body pain, and eliminate parasites.
Together, the properties in all three of these barks may promote the production of digestive secretions, stimulate salivary glands, regulate appetite, increase bowel movements, reduce acid reflux and bloating symptoms, combat colon inflammation, address brain & nervous system disorders, relieve bone & joint pain, as well as fight off parasitic infections, candida, and cancer.
Please consult with your physician or medical professional before purchase or consumption of this herbal blend.
Benefits:
May address acid reflux, bloating, & digestive distress
May provide brain & nerve support
May aid with parasite elimination
May enhance nutrient absorption
May combat fungal infections
May reduce fever symptoms
May help regulate appetite
May promote lymph flow
May relieve body aches
May act as a laxative
How to prepare teas:
For every 2 cups of water use 1 TBSP of this blend.
Bring water and herbs to a boil. Then reduce heat to low, cover with a lid
& simmer for 1 hour. Strain & serve. Kawsaypac ⚡️
Note that each serving can be used up to 3 times!
TIP: Another way of consuming these herbs is by soaking them in water for at least 24-48 hours. This allows the water to naturally extract the properties from your herbs without the need of boiling them and changing its molecular structure. Afterwards, you can strain and consume.
How long can I drink this tea?
When should I drink this blend?
Consumption Tips:
Traditionally these herbs are used as a tincture. Many shamans allow the bark to soak in natural sugar cane alcohol for several days or weeks to form a potent tincture.
However, the simplest and most common way to consume them is in the form of a tea. Please follow the instructions listed on your herbal blend package to make it.
Best to consume fasted in the morning or at night at least 2 hours after eating. For best effect, you can consume 2-3 cups a day.
Where is this herb sourced?
Our Cascarilla, Cat’s Claw, and Amaru Kaspi are ethically sourced from the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest with the help of indigenous communities we work directly with.
Please note because our herbs are wild-crafted they may contain nature's residue which is perfectly safe and harmless.
Disclaimer: Herb Appearance Variation
FAQs
How do I store my herbs?
Oxygen will degrade herbs over time, so storing your herbs in a glass jar or food-safe bag kept in a cool dark area is best.
Can I reuse herbs?
Of course! Just allow them to airdry before storing it.
Leaves & Flowers: Can be used 2-3
Stems, Barks, and Roots: Can be resued up to 3-4 times
Can I take herbs while I'm on presciption medication?
We stronly encourage you to consult with an accredited medical professional before consuming, purchasing, or starting any herbal protocol.
Can I take herbs while pregnant?
Again, we stronly encourage you to consult with an accredited medical professional before consuming, purchasing, or starting any herbal protocal.
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