Cat's claw

or Uncaria tomentosa is a powerful Peruvian vine with an incredible length of 20-30 meters. You can also come across its other name - Cat's claw, which it earned due to its hooked thorns. With these "claws", the plant clings to the bark of trees and climbs them up. Vilcacore thrives in the Amazon rainforests at an altitude of 600-2000 meters above sea level. This creeping vine with a strong stem has veined and oval-ovate leaves with a length of 5-9 cm and a width of 7-9 cm. The leaves cover a brown stem and small shoots covered with fine fluff. The flowers of the plant are yellow to orange and the fruits in the shape of a sac hide seeds measuring about 3 mm. Vilcacora grows in humid tropical forests and subtropical forests of Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama and Bolivia. The plant belongs to the family of Morinaceae. Vilcacora reached Europe in the 1980s and ranked second in world popularity among Peruvian herbs.

SIDE EFFECTS OF USE

Vilcacora is not intended for pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under 3 years of age. People with health problems, especially low blood pressure or heart failure, should consult their doctor before using it.

You can take 3 grams of powder from the bark of this exceptional plant every day. If you want to thoroughly understand and explore the effects of Vilcacora, start with a lower dose and see how it affects you.

HOW TO BEST USE IT?

The powder does not require any special preparation. Mix three scoops (1 scoop = 1 gram) of powder in a glass of water and drink.

OTHER PRODUCT NAMES

You may also know the herb under foreign or incorrect names. Herbe a crochets, Cat's Claw, vilkakora, kočičí dráp, unkárie, Uňa de Gato, Vilcacora, cat´s claw, griffe du chat, liane du Pérou, life-giving vine of Peru, Samento, uncaria guianensis, uňa de gatu, Katzenkralle, czepota puszysta, zwyczawowo vilcacora, Uncaria tomentosa

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

Peru

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