Maca Root From Peru

Annatto - Achiote Leaves 30 Filters

Description: Small bush with Brazilian origin. In Peru, Achiote grows in the tropical climates as the plant requires of a humid weather and rich soil in order to grow and provide its known benefits.

Uses: Its leaves are used as an analgesic (mainly for headaches), anti-inflammatory, to treat cough and bronchitis, skin infections, and scar fading, *to help with hepatitis and diabetes, and also as an aphrodisiac.

Boldus Leaves 30 Filters

Description: Tree that grows about 6 to 8 meters height and produces a small berrylike fruit. Native to the Andean areas of Chile and Peru, widely used in Canada and Europe.

Uses: Uses include digestive stimulation, liver detoxification and protection, worm and parasites expulsion, diuretic. Also known to reduce inflammation, gas and pain.

Cat's Claw Leaves 30 Filters

Description: Large and woody vine which thorns resemble the claws of a cat. Native to the Amazon rainforest and tropical areas of South America. Not to be confused with Mexican Cat’s Claw which refers to an entirely different plant that do not belong to the Uncaria genus.

Uses: Known to be used in Peru and Europe as an adjunctive treatment for Cancer and Aids and other immune system disorders for its immune-stimulating effects.. Also used to aid gastritis, ulcers, arthritis, rheumatism, chronic inflammation of different kinds and intestinal tract cleanse. Strokes and heart attacks prevention.

Flor de Arena 30 Filters

Description: Plant with tiny whitish flowers that grows in the macro-thermic soils of the river borders, mainly in the low jungle areas of Loreto-Ucayali in Peru.

Uses: Gentle diuretic and sedative action. Eliminates excessive uric acid in blood, usually produced by the high consumption of animal proteins. Used mainly in cases of food poisoning or intoxication.

Huamapinta Leaves 30 Filters

Description: Bush which grows in the central and south Andean mountains of Peru, at 3000-5000 meters above the sea level in the Peruvian departments (states) of Anchash, Junin, and Ayacucho.

Uses: Its leaves are used as scar fader, urinary track  and external vagina anti-inflammatory, diuretic, and sexual aphrodisiac.

Manayupa Filters

Description: Also known as the “Runamanayupana” which means that “one may not be able to count its virtues” Is a small herb of pink flowers that grows at 2000 and 3000 meters high.