Graviola has a long history of medicinal use. The fruit and seeds of the Graviola plant are used for intestinal health and the elimination of parasites. Women eat Graviola (paw paw) to increase lactation; teas made from root and bark help as a sedative or nerve tonic and can maintain healthy glucose levels. Brazilians have used the bark, leaves, roots, fruit, seeds and flowers for thousands of years to treat everything from arthritis to liver problems. In Polynesia teas elevate mood and reduce depression. Almost certainly, like Noni and Aloe Vera, a high polysaccharide content is responsible for many of its effects.

The Graviola tree grows five to six meters in height, and is native to South America particularly around the Amazon basin. It is also found in places such as Mexico, the West Indies and Polynesia. The common names are Graviola, Soursop or (Brazilian) Paw Paw.

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Each capsule contains 650mgs of 100% pure Graviola leaf and stem. The Graviola found in this product is harvested in Brazil.

Graviola Supplement Facts (100ct)