Pau D'Arco / Taheebo

[Guest guest]

I've only seen a ground powder in capsule form. Does it come in any

other form? Would I use as a tincture on the affected (yeast) spot -

not just in the case of nursing but any time there is anything fungus

based - or just swallow the capsules?

 

Dale

[Guest guest]

Hi Dale,

 

If you find yourself in the East Village/Lower East Side in Manhattan

any time soon you can find Taheebo herb at Flower Power 406 East 9th

Street, between Avenue A and First Avenue. Lata, the owner, is awesome

and really knows her stuff. I think you can also find it at Meadowsweet

77 E. 4th St. Arcus, the owner there, is a very knowledgeable herbalist

too. They might have some good tips on how they'd use it. If it were me

I think I'd take it internally and make a wash out of the tea.

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

chris_b_11217 [DBernucca]

Tuesday, January 13, 2004 1:09 PM

 

Pau D'Arco / Taheebo

 

 

 

I've only seen a ground powder in capsule form. Does it come in any

other form? Would I use as a tincture on the affected (yeast) spot -

not just in the case of nursing but any time there is anything fungus

based - or just swallow the capsules?

 

Dale

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There is a company called Life Force (dreaded multi-level) which

sells strong Pau D'Arco tincture. I always have some of their (Life

Force) granulated charcoal on hand. Best thing on Earth, that I know

of, for food poisoning.

 

Michael

 

 

 

, " chris_b_11217 "

<DBernucca@n...> wrote:

>

> I've only seen a ground powder in capsule form. Does it come in

any

> other form? Would I use as a tincture on the affected (yeast)

spot -

> not just in the case of nursing but any time there is anything

fungus

> based - or just swallow the capsules?

>

> Dale