Chuchuwasi - Trueman's Experience

In my constant research and fight against my multiple health issues I found what is now my newest weapon. Not the first time I used it. When I was young I tasted and enjoyed it couple of times in its alcoholic version, mixed with some soda and ice. It was delicious and a helluva ride, I must say.

Uses & Effectiveness?
Insufficient Evidence for
Arthritis.
Back pain.
Broken bones.
Diarrhea.
Complications after childbirth.
Joint pain.
Sexual arousal.
Other conditions.
More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of chuchuhuasi for these uses.

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Those days I not even had a clue about the benefits of it so now I just re-discovered Chuchuwasi. It's a forgotten medicine used by pre Columbian cultures.

While the secret of the Chuchuhuasi tree was mostly kept to those ancient tribes, the past few decades have seen it reemerge has an amazing option for those who want a natural way to fight pain.

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I'd like to add this video about it. You can see the plant and quick description made by a local in the Amazon Rainforest.


I found Chuchuwasi powder online and gave it a shot. As soon it arrived, I opened the bag and smelled it. It immediately activated my olfactory memory confirming that the brown powder inside the little bag was the real deal. Although the first good sign, I still had to try it and wait.

The main plant chemicals found in chuchuhuasi include: agarofuran sesquiterpenes, canophyllol, catechin tannins, dammarane triterpenes, dulcitol, ebenifoline alkaloids, euojaponine alkaloids, friedelan triterpenes, krukovine triterpenes, laevisine alkaloids, macrocarpin triterpenes, maytansine, mayteine, maytenin, mebeverine, phenoldienones, pristimeran, proanthocyanidins, and tingenone (and its derivatives).

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As you may know, natural medicine takes more time to take effect. This wasn't the case. Yesterday morning I woke up and tried it. I didn't want to take it with an empty stomach, I found some delicious papaya juice in the fridge, thick enough. I added like half tea spoon of Chuchuwasi powder and some honey too.

I didn't take any painkiller after that, before noon I noticed the pain and inflammation almost gone. I was actually feeling so relaxed that took a nice afternoon nap. Walking better and almost painless.

At night, 30 minutes after eating, I took another dose, this time like a tea, with honey too. This morning I woke up rested and in good mood. As you can guess, the first thing I did is get another dose, I mixed with orange juice. It didn't mix well and saw little parts floating on top but with the spoon I made sure all went to my body.

My friends, from yesterday to today I went from taking 10 capsules of Advil a day to zero. Also I didn't have to apply balm on my legs and back before bed. I can call that progress. I won this battle, still fighting my war.

I'm not a doctor and I just want to share my personal experience, I hope it helps other members.

a reply to: Trueman

Thank you!! Where did you get yours, online? Buying powders can be tricky, so since you’ve already tried one online place and they sent you the real deal, I’ll order from there.

a reply to: KansasGirl

Sure, here is the link to the one I bought.

www.amazon.com...=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_WCYG4PK954SHGNYC9VRV

I just saw only 2 left.

That's Great news, Truman! Anything that can avoid 10 Advils a day is miraculous. My wife is a walking pharmacy with all the different painkillers she takes for chronic pains. If this can get her to cut down or totally eliminate all that synthetic crap she takes would be bliss.

I've noticed it is also available in capsules. Did you investigate this avenue, too? Do you think dissolving the powder is more effective than ingesting a capsule?

Take care,


Edit: I was having problems finding it here in Europe, but apparently it goes by lots of different names:

CHUCHUHUASI
OTHER NAME(S): Chuchasha, Chuchuasi, Chuchuhuasca, Chuchuhuasha, Maytenus krukovii, Maytenus laevis, Maytenus macrocarpa.

a reply to: Trueman

Thanks for the info, T.

I just ordered some of this on Ebay, for my wife. She suffers from particularly bad diabetes-related peripheral neuropathy in her lower legs, and it makes even sleeping rough. Anything that could help her situation is worth a try, and she has tried about everything else

a reply to: Encia22

I saw different places selling it in capsules. To be honest, I never tried chuchuwasi capsules before.

Before this good experience with the powder, I only knew it in the form of barks soaked in alcohol ("macerado").

In my limited knowledge, if this product comes from Ecuador or Peru, it's a good chance it is real.

Maybe you can contact the company I bought mine from. I got it through Amazon but this is the company's site :

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originally posted by: Fowlerstoad
a reply to: Trueman

Thanks for the info, T.

I just ordered some of this on Ebay, for my wife. She suffers from particularly bad diabetes-related peripheral neuropathy in her lower legs, and it makes even sleeping rough. Anything that could help her situation is worth a try, and she has tried about everything else

I really hope it helps your wife. Please let us know !

a reply to: Trueman

The bad thing about buying ANYTHING online is, reading the Reviews...

One review will say that it is the best thing ever, the next will be about how bad it is and how it doesn't work at all, just like what is on there now.
Just for those that may not know about Amazon's reviews, you really have to read between the lines, if there is enough reviews and similar products, just read the reviews and see if it feels right.

One of the best things to do is to test it out for yourself, we are all different, one person might now feel a thing, but another will. Just like some people can take Advil, or something else, they have problems with it, dizziness, stomach aches, etc., but, you might not, so just try it and see if it works, if you can afford it, that is. This is pretty cheap though.

My wife has fibromyalgia and has been in pain for 30+ years from it, so so takes a medication that works, and is covered (mostly) through our insurance. This sounds fairly promising for those that aren't as lucky though.

Thanks for this, it's always a good thing to hear about this kind of stuff, one never knows what the future will hold.

a reply to: Trueman

Thanks for the extra information!

a reply to: Trueman

What dosage...always a half teaspoon... and an actual measuring half teaspoon?
Have you had luck with acute pain, as in an injury?
Or only chronic pain?

originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: Trueman

What dosage...always a half teaspoon... and an actual measuring half teaspoon?
Have you had luck with acute pain, as in an injury?
Or only chronic pain?

They recommend a 1/4 teaspoon dose, I'm a big bear so I take half teaspoon 2 times a day.

Directions
Serving Suggestion: Receive the full benefit of this herb by placing a 1/4 teaspoon directly in a cup of boiling water, let steep. Sweeten with honey, if you like. Drink 2 to 3 cups daily. US Standard Measuring Spoons Spoon Size(level) milligrams 1/16 teaspoon 185 1/8 teaspoon 371 1/4 teaspoon 742

Let me add this my friend. We are having a big storm right now and everything is covered with snow. I just came back from shoveling snow for more than 30 minutes and have no pain, I don't feel tired, .... nothing.



This was impossible for me before.

I am interested in trying the liquor version. Any source on where to find it?
Google not much help but I am still looking and will update if I do find any.

Thank you for the info!

a reply to: Trueman

You left this part out.

The bark of this rainforest tree is famous as an aphrodisiac. It is reputed to be the most powerful libido booster known. As far as the female libido is concerned, Chuchuhuasi is called the female Viagra. People and villagers along the Amazon use Chuchuhuasi as an aphrodisiac and tonic. It enhances sexual drive and pleasure in both sexes as well as enhancing erectile function.

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It is wonder there is still a tree standing.

Oooooh another miracle tree like Moringa! I wonder if you can mix them??
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Thanks for the post! 👍🏼 👍🏼

originally posted by: ronjer
I am interested in trying the liquor version. Any source on where to find it?
Google not much help but I am still looking and will update if I do find any.

Thank you for the info!

I want that too but I don't think it's available here. I'm contacting the seller to see if I can use the powder to make a homemade version.

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Trueman

You left this part out.

The bark of this rainforest tree is famous as an aphrodisiac. It is reputed to be the most powerful libido booster known. As far as the female libido is concerned, Chuchuhuasi is called the female Viagra. People and villagers along the Amazon use Chuchuhuasi as an aphrodisiac and tonic. It enhances sexual drive and pleasure in both sexes as well as enhancing erectile function.

kkfan.net...

It is wonder there is still a tree standing.

Yeah, I didn't want to derail the thread but, oh yeah baby. It does the trick.

May have a source for the liquor here:

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I will check back if I can successfully order some.

a reply to: ronjer

Looks like you can order just fine...40.00 for shipping though, bring the total cost to about 50.00 USD.

a reply to: ronjer

I'd like to make my own homemade. Easy to make. Only need to find out if I can use the powder instead of barks. The "aguardiente" is easier to find online.

A little update :

Yesterday I found a chuchuhuasi bark seller. It's affordable and already ordered it. I still will need to test it. OF course, I'll post my results.