tepezcohuite

Tepezcohuite: powerful cellular regenerator

The tepezcohuite or mimosa tenuiflora is a bark tree, also known in Mexico as the Skin tree, whose bark has significant anti-microbial properties, analgesic and regenerative cells. The Maya of Mexico used the tepezcohuite to treat skin lesions over a thousand years.

The qualities of tepezcohuite are widely recognized for its therapeutic action in various ailments and injuries, but mostly for burns. The powdered bark of tepezcohuite have large amounts of tannins that act as astringents, causing the skin to stop bleeding and protect the body from infection.

The most common uses of tepezcohuite are stop hair loss, treat burns and prevent premature skin aging and improve stretch marks and warts.

Tepezcouite extract contains flavonoids that decrease capillary permeability and increases its resistance and protect the skin from aging. It also has micronutrients such as zinc, copper, manganese, iron and magnesium, which play an important role in the repair and cellular protection.

The tepezcohuite is an excellent cell regenerator, an anti-bacterial 300% more effective than streptomycin, and a powerful fungicide.

Tepezcohuite skin cream

Tepezcohuite cream helps heal and improve common skin problems such as:

• eczema
• psoriasis
• burns
• scars
• acne
• striae
• wrinkles
• etc...

Tepezcohuite also improves chapped lips within days.

Tepezcohuite hair lotion: effective against hair loss

One of the most widespread uses of tepezcohuite is regenerating skin in cases of burns or serious injury of the skin, and scalp regenerator.

His incredible regenerative capacity of the cells of the hair root helps stop hair loss invigorating development. The bioflavonoids and tannins prevent the decomposition of substances with antioxidant function that can be maintained clean and healthy hair.

Tepezcouite hair lotion prevents hair loss and even promote the growth of new hair.

Sold as a lotion that is applied directly to the hair.

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Where to get tepezcohuite in the States?

You said it: In herbalists logically. And the internet of course!

Tepezcohuite and Chiapas

The tree of the skin is a thorny tree that is found widely in Mexico (states of Oaxaca and Chiapas), Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil, but only in very specific areas of Chiapas has healing properties.

In 1986, Dr. Leon Roque Reliz in Mexico patent a application on tepezcohuite tree bark: the procedure to toast and to convert it to dust, obtaining in 1989 the U.S. patent, patenting thereby conventionally used for millennia by indigenous communities, but only adds the element of sterilization.

What happened then? All the powder produced by traditional methods is a violation of patent rights and that communities in Chiapas have been expropriated not only their knowledge but also by the limited territory that is growing mimosa tenuiflora.

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