Tawari Negro - 50g

Tawari Negro (Latin Tabebuia avellanedae, also known as Pau d'Arco, Lapacho, or Ipe Roxo) is a tree native to tropical areas of South America, especially Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. It has striking purple or pink flowers and is one of the national symbols of Paraguay.

This tree, which grows to a height of 30 metres, is known for its medicinal bark, which has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. Its relative in the genus Tabebuia is the well-known Lapacho.

Dosage: Use 5 - 10 grams of the herb per 1 litre of water.

Warning: Tawari Negro is not recommended for pregnant and lactating women as it may affect hormonal balance and uterine contractions.
Blood clotting disorders: may have a mild anticoagulant effect - people taking blood thinners should be cautious.

Long-term use: long-term use without breaks is not recommended.

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