Sangre de Drago
An
Herbal Support for the Immune, Circulatory &
Lymphatic Systems
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Rich
source of proanthocyanidins*
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High
antioxidant activity*
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Promotes collagen production & skin
health*
When the bark of
the Sangre de Drago tree is cut, a dark red
sappy resin oozes out as if the tree was
bleeding, hence its name, “dragon’s blood.”
For centuries the sap of Sangre de Drago has
been painted on wounds by Indigenous people to
help stop bleeding, accelerate skin regeneration
and healthy tissue growth. When taken internally
it maintains a healthy lining of the digestive
system. A study recently confirmed the
beneficial properties of Sangre de Drago and
identified the alkaloid taspine as the active
component. Taspine increases the migration of
human fibroblasts responsible for skin and
tissue regeneration.
Sangre de Drago contains one of the strongest
natural antioxidant to support cardiac function.
It also contains compounds that have been shown
to promote respiratory and intestinal health.
Recently Sangre de Drago was shown to be
composed of up to 90% proanthocyanidins. Also
found in Grape seeds, proanthocyanidins are the
most potent known dietary antioxidants.
Our Sangre de
Drago liquid contains 80% pure sap combined with
a full-spectrum 20% spagyric extract of the
bark.
Ingredients:
Sangre de Drago, 20% spagyric extract of the
bark.
What Others are Saying About
Sangre de Drago:
"Amazon
Herbs are by far the most powerful and balanced herbal formulas I have
ever found. Because they are liquid and absorb quickly, I often feel
results within minutes. I've gotten most of my friends to use them admit
they feel better because of herbs."
- Christopher Allison, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL
"My
dog cut her paw and it bled profusely. I applied a few
drops of Sangre de Drago to the wound, and the
bleeding stop immediately."
- Su Sigrist, Jupiter, FL |
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"I had a spot of
skin on my shin that was growing into a lump and starting to concern me.
I used the Sangre de Drago three times a day, putting a drop directly on
the spot and letting it dry. After two and a half weeks, the spot
which had been there for nearly three months, was completely gone!
I was so pleased I didn't have to have the spot cut or frozen off by a
doctor."
- Su
Sigrist, Jupiter, FL |
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