Detox and Boost Your Health With Maxx Herb Pau D' Arco Plus
Note: This was resurrected from Tumblr thanks to Google cache and was originally posted on September 10, 2019.
This supplement has a slightly sweet fruitiness to it that enhances whatever you add it to. So, I tend to use it as a sweetener and add it to my tea – meaning, I’ll use a little less sweetener than usual and add the daily dosage of this in place for the rest of the sweetener. Along with the ingredient Pau D’ Arco Inner Bark, this supplement also contains Dandelion Root and Red Clover (two great cleansing herbs).
My duty to you: I received this product to try out and evaluate for free. I don’t sugar-coat and always give my 100% honest opinion - good AND bad! There are also affiliate links in this post; I will receive a very small percentage if you make a purchase.
This supplement helps to support the immune system and normal lymphatic system functions, promote detoxification, and fight free radicals. It also has powerful antioxidant benefits.
I definitely will continue to take this until the bottle is empty! As long as I continue to see positive results, it will be worth purchasing another bottle once I run out. There aren’t many things that help me focus like this has. I’ve been extremely lazy and unmotivated lately, so I don’t want to lose that momentum.
What do you think of this supplement? Is it something that can help you as it has helped me? I sure hope so!
A Little About Each Herb
Pau D’ Arco: Shown to help increase the production of red blood cells which carry the body’s oxygen supply and remove carbon dioxide from the bloodstream.
Dandelion: Many herbal doctors use dandelion to help purify the liver and gallbladder of toxins. It supports the normal function of the entire digestive system, including the normal function of the kidneys, spleen, stomach, gallbladder, and other organs. It can aid in helping reduce constipation and water retention.
Red Clover: It has been traditionally used to encourage the production of bile and helps to cleanse the liver, thus purifying toxins from the bloodstream. The increased bile also stimulates the production of digestive fluids that speed up digestion and the elimination of morbid matter from the stomach and small intestines.
Dandelion: Many herbal doctors use dandelion to help purify the liver and gallbladder of toxins. It supports the normal function of the entire digestive system, including the normal function of the kidneys, spleen, stomach, gallbladder, and other organs. It can aid in helping reduce constipation and water retention.
Red Clover: It has been traditionally used to encourage the production of bile and helps to cleanse the liver, thus purifying toxins from the bloodstream. The increased bile also stimulates the production of digestive fluids that speed up digestion and the elimination of morbid matter from the stomach and small intestines.
My Experience With This Supplement
It’s recommended that you take 2mL (two droppers) twice a day. However, I only take it once a day and have still seen positive results. One thing I’ve noticed is that I have been breaking out (whiteheads) much more than usual. Now, this may seem like a negative result but it actually proves that my body is being cleaned out; it’s a common detox symptom.
Another thing I noticed is that I’ve had more energy. I’m usually lethargic and feeling fatigued just a few hours after getting up (sad, but true) and especially after a meal. However, about a week after I started this supplement, I’ve found that I have more energy throughout my day and a meal doesn’t make me want to pass out! Plus, for the first time in a long time, I’ve actually felt motivated to get a lot done around the house. It has been great!
Another thing I noticed is that I’ve had more energy. I’m usually lethargic and feeling fatigued just a few hours after getting up (sad, but true) and especially after a meal. However, about a week after I started this supplement, I’ve found that I have more energy throughout my day and a meal doesn’t make me want to pass out! Plus, for the first time in a long time, I’ve actually felt motivated to get a lot done around the house. It has been great!
Final Thoughts
What’s special about this brand is that it’s not watered down like many others. According to the product page,“At Maxx Herb, our process takes 2 weeks to properly extract key components (volatile oils and esters) to ensure maximum effectiveness. [These are] benefits that you won’t get from Pau D’arco teas, dandelion pills, or red clover capsules.”If you want to try it out for yourself, there’s currently a 10% off coupon code on the Amazon page (link below). Just click on the green button before adding the supplement to your cart.
I definitely will continue to take this until the bottle is empty! As long as I continue to see positive results, it will be worth purchasing another bottle once I run out. There aren’t many things that help me focus like this has. I’ve been extremely lazy and unmotivated lately, so I don’t want to lose that momentum.
What do you think of this supplement? Is it something that can help you as it has helped me? I sure hope so!
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