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CINCHONA BARK 100G NATURE WELCOMES YOU
The bark supports the secretion of digestive juices and digestive processes. It facilitates the absorption of nutrients in the intestines. It stimulates appetite. Traditional phytotherapy recommended cinchona bark extracts for indigestion, diarrhea and weakness of the body.
Cinchona bark 100%
Preparation:
Pour 1/2 teaspoon of bark with 1 glass of water, cook over low heat for 5 minutes. Set aside for 20-30 minutes, strain.
Important:
Consult a phytotherapist or doctor before use. The raw material should not be used by pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers, as well as small children. The product can also interact with medications and cause allergies.
How to store:
Store in a dry place at room temperature. Protect from light and moisture.
Cinchona bark is extracted from the cinchona tree, found mainly in South America, India and Java. It contains a huge set of alkaloids in which the main ones are quinine, cinquinine, cinchonidin, quinidine; triterpene glycosides and catechin tannins.
* Cinchona bark is extracted from the cinchona tree, found mainly in South America, India and Java. It contains a huge set of alkaloids in which the main ones are quinine, cinquinine, cinchonidin, quinidine; triterpene glycosides and catechin tannins. Quinine bark is used to obtain bitter preparations as well as astringents and strengthening and stimulants. Quinna bark preserves have antiseptic and antipyretic properties, which is why herbal medicine recommends them in cases such as colds, flu, and general weakness of the body. The bark supports the secretion of digestive juices and digestive processes. It facilitates the absorption of nutrients in the intestines. It stimulates appetite. Traditional phytotherapy recommended cinchona bark extracts for indigestion, diarrhea and weakness of the body. They were administered in inflammation of the oral cavity and throat due to their anti-inflammatory and astringent effects. Decoctions were used on hard-to-heal wounds, bedsores and skin ulcers.
Quinna bark preserves block UV radiation.
Quinine itself has antimalarial properties. Each of us surely remembers how Stas treated Nelly from malaria in the novel "In Desert and Wilderness".
Bibliography:* https://rozanski.li/892/kora-chinowa-cortex-cinchonae-i-chinina/
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: POLAND 
