Stone Breaker Chanca Piedra 4 oz

Description

Stone Breaker Chanca Piedra nature highlights include:

• Kidney/Gallbladder Stones
• Gout
• Antiviral- Covid, Influenza, HIV, Herpes and more
• UTI’s
• Diuretic
• Liver Detox
• Stomach ulcers

Warnings: Do not use if pregnant, and/or breastfeeding

Frequently Asked Questions about Stone Breaker Chanca Piedra

1. What is chanca piedra?

Chanca piedra is a tropical herb that grows in rainforests, especially in South America. Its scientific name is Phyllanthus niruri. The plant is about 2 feet tall and has small green flowers that grow under its leaves, which is why it’s sometimes called “seed-under-leaf.”

2. Why is it called “stone breaker”?

The name “Chanca Piedra” means “stone breaker” in Spanish. This comes from its traditional use in herbal medicine to help break down kidney stones and support kidney health.

3. What are the benefits of chanca piedra?

• May help dissolve kidney stones
• Supports relief from ulcers
• Helps with gallstones
• Reduces gout flare-ups
• Acts as a natural diuretic
• May aid in managing type 2 diabetes
• Helps with urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Supports liver detoxification
• Has antiviral properties, potentially helping with COVID-19, influenza, HIV, herpes, and more

4. How does chanca piedra help with kidney stones?

Kidney stones can form when there’s too much oxalate or uric acid in your body. Chanca piedra may help lower these substances in your urine, making it harder for stones to form.

5. Is chanca piedra safe for pregnant or breastfeeding women?

No, it’s not recommended to use chanca piedra if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding. Always talk to your doctor before trying any new supplements during this time to make sure it’s safe for you and your baby.

6. What is the recommended dosage for chanca piedra powder?

A common serving size is 1/2 tablespoon per day. You can mix it with water, tea, or a smoothie.