Plants of the Amazon

Plants of the Amazon

Pata de Vaca and Alternative Health
Regardless of who you are, your and where you live, ailments like diabetes and other blood sugar imbalances do not discriminate. While in the United States there are sound treatments for these conditions, natives of the Amazon Rainforest region have used natural remedies for centuries. One such herb used is Pata de Vaca, or Cow's Paw. What is Cow's Paw? The Bahuinia Forticata tree, growing deep in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, yields Cow' Read More...
Copaifera and Andiroba - Beauty Skin Care Secrets of the Amazon
All over the Internet, there are sites that tout the beauty secrets of Brazil. Indeed when you see pictures and film of Brazilian natives lounging on the beaches or strolling down busy streets, you cannot help but notice how beautiful, tanned, and young the women look. It is natural to want to look as good, but first one must unlock the secrets to native beauty. As it happens, Brazilian women depend upon natural resources for skin care, byproduct Read More...
MonaVie Acai Berry Juice - The Tree of Life from Amazonian Rainforest...
What ancient tribes and people of the Amazon have known for centuries, the world is just discovering. That an ancient berry, called the Acai Berry, may cause a sexual sensation. This mysterious berry contained in Monavie acai berry juice, has been making headlines throughout USA in the last year. Having been featured in the Wall Street Journal, on NBC’s “Today Show”, and just last month on the “Oprah Winfrey Show”, Dr. Nicholas Perricone, named t Read More...

Rainforest Plants - Acai

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