We produce the Buchu Leaves Tinc Trac here in the USA with a patented extraction method that uses no alcohol and very low heat, thus keeping all the nutrients and enzymes alive. Just a dropper full of this Buchu Leaves tinc tract in your mouth 3 time a day, drop into your cup of water, or tea
Botanical Names
The most commonly used species of Buchu for therapeutic purposes is known as agathosma betulina formally called Barosma betulina. Buchu is a low, white or pink-flowered shrubs native to South Africa.
The leaves of buchu contain 1.0-3.5% volatile oils as well as flavonoids. The urinary tract antiseptic actions of buchu are thought to be due to the volatile oils and the anti-inflammatory effects of the flavonoids. The primary volatile oil component thought to have antibacterial action is the monoterpene disophenol. However, one test tube study using buchu oil found no significant antibacterial effect.
Buchu may irritate the gastrointestinal irritation and should only be taken with meals. Pregnant or lactating women should not use it. Certain medications may interact with buchu. Refer to the drug interactions summary for a list of those medications. It is recommended you discuss the use of buchu and your current medication(s) with your doctor or pharmacist.
The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider for personalized medical guidance.
