Description
RENOWNED REMEDIAL POWERHOUSE
Blood purification, immunity and wellbeing boost
Rongoā rākau (native therapeutic plants) have been used by Māori for centuries. Mātauranga (knowledge) has been passed down from generation to generation. That knowledge includes what to use, and how to use it.
One kōrero (story) we have heard is - kawakawa was the first medicinal tree to be planted. Tāne (Māori god of the forest and all that lives within it) gave kawakawa the healing qualities of ALL other medicinal plants and in doing so bestowed upon it pride of place among our rongoā rākau (native therapeutic plants). This may be why many say "if you are in doubt of which plant to use, select kawakawa.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Key highlights based on traditional use and beliefs -
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Ancient Healing Wisdom: Kawakawa has been treasured by Māori for centuries and is revered as a powerhouse medicinal plant. We have captured its essence in our elixir, preserving the wisdom of generations in every drop.
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A natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant: Māori have revered its properties for reducing inflammation and protecting the body from oxidative stress and supporting overall health.
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Immune support: Some traditional uses suggest the kawakawa can support the immune system, helping the body fight off infections and illness. One of the stories we have heard is rongoā rākau acts as a connector - reminding and helping the body to heal itself. Nothing can heal our bodies, like our body can.
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Diaphoretic: Kawakawa promotes sweating which is useful for expelling toxins and pathogens via the skin - especially helpful when recovering from colds and flu.
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Anti dyspeptic and antispasmodic: Helpful for countering dyspepsia or indigestion and can also ease muscle spasms or cramps.
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Skin health: Kawakawa has been used topically (applied to skin) for generations to help various skin conditions, including eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, acne, sores, grazes, cuts and more.
Ingredients -
Glycerol, Aqua, New Zealand Flaxseed Oil, Kawakawa (Macropiper Excelsum)