Westpoint Pau D'Arco Bark, Cut

Description Shamans and medicine people of South America have used the self-regenerating inner bark of the flowering Pau d’Arco tree for generations. Westpoint Naturals Pau d’Arco is sourced with great care from deep in the wild rainforests of Brazil, where it is known locally as ipe roxo. Pau d'Arco is also often called tahuari and lapacho. Shamans use Pau d’Arco in energizing concoctions and as an adjunct plant in Ayahuasca brews. It is used in healing rituals and is generally regarded as a rejuvenating tonic. The energy of Pau d’Arco assists in the attainment of a co-existent balance in the web of life. The Pau d’Arco tree has a long and revered history in South America, where it has been used for thousands of years to treat almost every malady imaginable. From malaria to the common cold, insect bites or fungal infections – Pau d’arco was the answer.