Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark

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Buy mimosa hostilis root bark online from the worlds most reliable vendor premium quality MHRB. Our MHRB for sale is from a reputable source in Brazil.

We partner with farmers in the state of Bahia, Brazil; and this partnership allows us to have a consistent source of the best quality Mimosa Hostilis root bark in the world.

We adhere to fair practices making sure everyone involved in the harvest is paid a good wage. Our suppliers also maintain sustainable practices when harvesting.

Our MHRB is 100% natural with no chemical residues or additives to it.

Mimosa Hostilis Inner Root Bark

Our suppliers of Mimosa Root Bark carefully select only the adult trees for harvesting. They only take the exact amount from each tree, which also influences the quality of the final product

After the best root bark is picked, it is dried the same day. Active ingredients are preserved by processing Mimosa indoors to avoid devastating effect of the sun’s UV rays as well as extra moisture in the  product.

Further, already dried Jurema is divided into parts: one goes for processing into powder, the other for shredded finish.

Powdered or Shredded? Another frequently asked question we receive is about the difference in purpose, weight and price between powdered and shredded Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark.

First of all, the form of Mimosa to work with is a personal preference. It is your right to choose, to look , and to try that is why we are offering both.

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At our production, we have a special bark mill, which helps to process mimosa in the best way. The fibbers which are lighter of colour are carefully sieved out, as a result, the end product has a darker colour, which indicates its purity and highest level of filtration.

Mimosa hostilis is the former scientific name for Mimosa tenuiflora, and the two names are synonymous. The older name is still widely known due to its presence in the literature and as distributors of botanical products still use the older term.

The bark of Mimosa tenuiflora is a traditional remedy for several skin ailments like burns, ulcers, and psoriasis and plays furthermore a role in the treatment of wounds. It is also a good source for DMT.

For ethnopharmaceutical use, the bark is usually powdered and often applied as decoct or cataplasm. According to the studies performed with Mimosa tenuiflora to the present, it seems that the wound-healing activity of this plant is due to a combination of several different compounds (tannins and flavonoid mainly).