Palo de Brazil
Palo de Brazil
Palo de Brasil (Brazilwood), known in the Dominican Republic, is a reddish hardwood traditionally used to make herbal teas and tonics. It’s valued in Dominican folk medicine for supporting blood circulation, energy, and overall vitality, and it also holds cultural importance in Afro-Dominican spiritual practices
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Product Description
This name can refer to Brazil wood (Caesalpinia echinata) or other regional plants.
Potential Benefits (Traditional):
- Anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial (bark and wood extracts)
- Blood cleansing in traditional medicine
- Possible support for anemia due to high iron content
Scientific support is limited; identity may vary regionally.
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