Indian tribes in Guyana also employ it as an antidote for stingray wounds, spider bites, and for poison dart and arrow wounds (where the poison, called curare, is prepared with poisonous plant and animal parts, including snake and/or frog venom). Other Indian cultures believe that beating the legs and feet with the leaves and/or stems of jergón sacha will prevent snakes from biting them.
Price: UK£40.00 - 1lb / 454 gm Bag
Widely used for Cancer, AIDS & HIV. The root powder is also used topically for scabies and the juice of the fresh rhizome is applied externally to treat sores caused by blowflies (and put directly on the site of a snakebite).
Price: UK£25.95 - 60 mil / 2fl oz
Traditionally used for viral infections HIV, AIDS, hepatitis and etc. Also as an antidote for the bite of these snakes. More tuber is chopped finely and placed in a large banana leaf, which is then wrapped around the bite area. This poultice is changed every hour or two; more of the tuber is eaten every 3-4 hours.
Price: UK£25.95 - 100 Capsules
It is currently used in Brazilian herbal medicine systems as a blood purifier, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral to treat rheumatism, syphilis, herpes, stomach and skin ulcers, edema, fevers of all kinds, diarrhea, and as an topical pain-reliever.
Price: UK£40.00 - 1lb / 454 gm Bag
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