Pau d'Arco will help you get rid of your infections

Benefits:

Provides nutritional support to the immune system.
Used traditionally to help treat systemic yeast infections like candida albicans, also to help fight parasitic and viral infections.
Pau D’Arco has also been used traditionally to help reduce pain, inflammation and other symptoms of arthritis, and also to help treat skin diseases including eczema and psoriasis.
Promotes good digestion and elimination.

How It Works:

Pau d’Arco bark comes from a tree that makes its habitat predominantly in Argentina and Brazil, but which also grows in other tropical areas. The trees grow as tall as 30 meters, and are alo known by the name Taheebo. Unlike other trees in the area, pau d’arco does not develop fungus growth. The tree bark was one of the major plants used to promote health and immunity among the Incas, and its use has continued among the Callawaya tribe of Indians in South America. Pau d’Arco contains a chemical called lapachol, which may provide nutritional support to the immune system. The bark is harvested by being stripped by hand in vertical strips form the ground up about 6 to 7 feet, leaving enough bark intact to ensure the life of the tree. Traditionally Pau d’Arco has been helpful with fungal and parasitic infection.
Ingredients:

Each gelatin capsule (gelatin, water) contains 500 mg of the finest Brazilian Taheebo (Tabebuia heptaphylla) bark.
Recommended Use:

Take two capsules with a meal three times daily.