Chilcoatl Tincture

The FDA has not approved this herb as a treatment for any health or medical applications though clinical studies are ongoing worldwide. The FDA prohibits the the promotion of this product in the United States to be used to treat any person for any health or medical condition, which we agree to.

There is a vast amount of scientific information from government and private sources documenting the history of this herb and how it has been used through the centuries and being applied in today's health field. Though many of these clinical trials are inconclusive it is important to know the results of what was found.

The organic extracts from Heliopsis Longipes roots possess interesting biological and pharmacological activities and is known as a powerful metabolic power booster. It has been used in Mexican traditional medicine against parasites and to alleviate tooth and muscle pains for centuries. Its biocide effect has already been experimentally demonstrated to be a proven Anti-viral, antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, local anesthetic, an antinociceptive, in addition to a anti-mitotic which kills many types of fungus such as yellow toenails, mouth blisters, carcinoma and melanoma. One of the most noticeable reactions visible is the amazing speed in which products containing Chilcoatl heals wounds and masks scarring tissue as if there were never a serious wound at all. It also has been claimed by many to fade the common age spots, returning skin to a younger, firmer, and even natural tone.

Side Effects

Few have been reported. Several indicated changes in behavior, but they are inconclusive. There has been any issues reported with use by women who are pregnant, but it is always recommended that anything taken be discussed with a physician first.

Credits

NIH Studies and Clinical Testing in the US

FDA Testing

History and Uses