Reviews for Pau d'Arco (Lapacho) - 40 Teabags
Used with Glabra to beat H.Pylori. I think it helped get Candida under control as well. Easy yo use.
I use this product for candida and parasite treatment. It is an excellent product to have in ones tool box for both of these issues. Great product and will definately buy again.
I have taken the tincture of Pau dArco previously and wanted it in a easier and more convenient form so the tablets have been really great for me. The tablet is easy to swallow. I have read through the benefits of this products (for supporting immune system) and I know and feel they make a difference to my health. I have Asthma and low immunity and this has given me a gentle yet powerful boost. I take one tablet a day before my main meal and will continue with this throughout the winter period.
My problem is Candida. To manage it, I have taken a revolving selection of anti-Candida supplements for many years. Pau d'arco is well-known for its anti-fungal properties. I find it helps in combination with the other herbs/supplements. The instructions say to take before meals, but I vary this (sometimes before, sometimes after) as I believe the beast candida recognises patterns. I take one capsule with each meal.
Once again after reading the article referring to the uses of Pau’ Arco i ordered the vegicaps and after a couple of weeks the overall feeling of wellbeing is beyond words . Even the arthritis I suffer with seems to have improved. I now also have a Rio Amazon tea infusion each morning. These two combined have greatly improved my whole wellbeing...
I was treated for neck/head cancer in 212 after the radio and chemo treatment the lymph gland remain enlarged and the surgeon wanted to resort to surgery to remove it - just in case. My cancer consultant said we would give it two months and if it had not gone then I should prepare myself for surgery in December (212). I drank lots of Pau D'Arco tea (and still do). The lump disappeared, my MR Scans are 'totally' clear and no surgery. Draw your own conclusions, but I'm still drinking the tea.
