Grade blood

Description

What is it? 

Sangre de Grado is a reddish latex, hence its name, which is extracted from the bark of the Sangre de Grado tree (Croton lechleri), a tree native to the Peruvian Amazon. It has a long history of use in the traditional medicine of indigenous Amazonian communities as a powerful healing agent.

In its composition, Taspina has been found, an alkaloid with healing and anti-inflammatory properties.

Benefits Healing Anti-inflammatory Skin regenerant, stimulates collagen formation. Treats gastritis, gastrointestinal ulcers and chronic diarrhea, caused by Helicobacter pylori.

Mode of use

Circularly rub drops of grade blood on the wrist forming a whitish cream and apply it to the affected area, for wound healing apply twice a day, first disinfect them.

For oral infections, pour 20 drops into half a glass of water (1/3 glass) and gargle 2 to 3 times a day. Repeat until the discomfort passes. For consumption, it is recommended to follow a 13-day treatment. On the first day, take one drop in half a glass of water, on the second day, take 2 drops in half a glass of water, so on until day 7 (7 drops). Then from the 8th day the dosage begins to be reduced to 6 drops, on the 9th day 5 drops, so on until day 13 when the treatment ends with 1 drop. The treatment should not be repeated until after a month.

Precautions

You should not drink more blood than recommended as it can cause constipation.

Recommendations

To take it, it is recommended to consult a doctor. 

Ingredients: Grade blood. 

Traceability: Grade blood from the Yurilamas Native Community in San Martín.