Traditional Uses: As an aphrodisiac and libido stimulant for males and females; to tone, balance, and calm the central nervous system (and for nerve pain, exhaustion, over stimulation); for nervousness, emotional stress, and insomnia (related to overactive neurotransmitters); as a general tonic (tones, balances, strengthens overall body functions); for poor memory, Alzheimer's disease, and dementia

Ingredients: Catuaba bark (Erythroxylum catuaba) extracted in distilled water and 40% ethanol.

Suggested Use: Take 60 drops (2 ml) 2 or more times daily, or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Contraindications: None reported.
Drug Interactions: None reported. This high quality liquid extract from the Amazon Rainforest is a highly concentrated extract of Catuaba - Brazil's most famous and highly regarded libido booster which was recently featured in a Discovery Health Channel Article by Chris Kilham, Improved Erectile Function Reported
Rainforest indigenous Indians first discovered the libido enhancing qualities of the plant and over the last centuries have composed many songs praising it's wonders.

In Brazilian herbal medicine, Catuaba is considered a central nervous system stimulant and used for sexual weakness and lowered libido in both men and women.

After our time in Manaus, Bernie and I boated down the Amazon river where we stayed with Ipixuna and Crinicoru indians in floating shacks on the water. While there we ventured into the rain forest with native guides who showed us catuaba and muira puama trees growing in different places. We also witnessed the harvesting of catuaba bark and its subsequent sale to a local buyer. We learned that most natives use these plants by placing a small handful of their combined barks in a glass of room-temperature water, let the herbs sit overnight, and drink the resulting amber infusion in the morning.

The Shamans
To confirm what we had read about catuaba and muira puama, and what Antonio Matas had imparted, Bernie and I set off to interview a couple of elderly women shamans, both of whom were experts in the preparation and use of Amazon medicinal plants. Each woman told us that the sexual restorative virtues of catuaba and muira puama were significant. One 89-year-old shaman named Therese echoed Antonio's words when she told us, "Catuaba and muira puama together can make people sexually young again."

Throughout history, people have sought to increase libido and improve sexual function through the use of reputed aphrodisiac plants. Catuaba and muira puama, two common trees growing widely across the Amazon river basin, enjoy centuries of safe, effective use as bona fide aphrodisiacs. "

Sold in a 60 mil amber glass bottle with a glass eyedropper top, the recommended dosage is 30 drops 1-2 times daily. Each 60 mil bottle has approximately one month's supply, depending on use.