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Pau D'Arco


  • Pau D'Arco has been used to support general wellness and bolster the body's natural defenses.*
  • Tabebuia impetiginosa is a tropical evergreen tree native to the rainforests and subtropical regions of South and Central America, characterized by its distinctive reddish-brown bark, which is harvested for traditional medicinal preparations. 
  • Its common names include Pau D'Arco, Taheebo, and Lapacho, reflecting its widespread use and recognition across different cultures.

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Natural Remedies for Happier, Healthier Families

Suggested Use of Herbal Extracts

step 1

Shake well.

step 2

Measure 2 ml. This is approximately 2x droppers, 40 drops, OR a quarter-size amount on a spoon.

step 3

Option A — Place extract under tongue, hold for a few seconds, and swallow with a few drinks of water.

Option B — Place extract in 2-4 oz of water and drink.

step 4

Repeat 2-4 times per day. Herbal extracts are most effective when taken between meals.

What about kids?

Herbal extracts are safe and effective for all ages. It is best to err on side of caution when introducing a new product to children. There are two common formulas to calculate smaller doses for your kids.

Fried’s Rule: Take the child’s age in months, divided by 150, then multiply by the adult dose.

Clark’s Rule: Take the child’s weight in pounds, divided by 150, then multiplied by the adult dose.

Example with Fried's Rule: The child just turned 9 years old (9 x 12 = 108 months old). 108 divided by 150 equals 0.72. So the child would take approximately 1.44 ml (or 29 drops).

Alcohol-Free ... Always

Nutritional Resources does not use alcohol to create herbal extracts. Instead we use glycerin which preserves the integrity and concentration of the herbs while providing a pleasant, sweet taste.

We use organic vegetable glycerin as the extracting solvent for all herbal extracts.

Herbal Overview:

Pau D'Arco

Pau d'arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa) is a medium-sized tree, often reaching 30-40 feet tall, with a broad crown. It's native to tropical and subtropical regions of South America, including parts of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. Traditional uses focus on the bark, which is rich in bioactive compounds, although other parts like the leaves and flowers may also be employed.

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