Catuaba bark finely sliced for tea, wild collection

Catuaba bark

Trichilia catigua A. Juss. The Indians of the Jupi tribe in Brazil discovered the Catuaba tree centuries ago and called it "Good Tree". Catuaba bark can stimulate sexual desire and performance in men and women, promote potency and libido. For increased vitality and energy. Catuaba is probably the most famous aphrodisiac plant in Brazil. Its effects have been used for generations to stimulate sexual desire in men and women. The bark of catuaba works. In Brazil, catuaba bark is considered an aphrodisiac whose effectiveness has been proven.
From the tea can be drunk 3-4 cups a day.

Catuaba contains many minerals and trace elements, such as magnesium, potassium and calcium, alkaloids, tannin, fatty resin, phytosterol, cyclolignan, sequiterpenes, flavonoids. Catuaba promotes blood circulation throughout the body, stimulates and thus can lighten the mood.
It is believed that the three alkaloids, synchronized catuabine A, B and C are the triggers of stimulation and activation of the body.

Catuaba is now valued worldwide as a precious tea. It has stimulating effects and is considered a love potion, an aphrodisiac that can be enjoyed at any time without side effects to invigorate sexuality.
Catuaba is one of the most popular and loved plants in South America. A proverb in South America says: 'If a man conceives a child until the age of 60, HE did it, if it happens after that, it was Catuaba'.

Preparation:
Brew 1 teaspoon of Catuaba bark per cup with boiling water, infuse for 10 minutes, then unfolds
the effect best.
The finished tea can be stored in the refrigerator for several days, preferably in a bottle. Do not boil or store in aluminum pots or pots containing tin.  Sweeten with erythritol or even better probiotic with yacon syrup.

100 g is enough for a cure of 1 week.

Catuaba trees grow in the tropical rainforests of South America. Therefore, our Catuaba bark is free of herbicides, fungicides, pesticides and PCBs. Only the bark of the tree is used, which, as with the Lapacho tree, grows back quickly. This is an ecologically sound use of the Rainforest.