New Jersey Tea vs Samento Amazonian

Native American shrub whose roots were used as a tea substitute during the American Revolution and medicinally for lymphatic and blood conditions.

Specialized pentacyclic-only cats claw extract for Lyme and immune conditions.

ceanothin, ceanothine, integerressine, flavonoids, tannins

Pentacyclic oxindole alkaloids only, Quinovic acid glycosides

Lymphatic congestion in Cherokee and Iroquois medicine, Syphilis and venereal diseases historically, Blood conditions and spleen support, Respiratory infections

Lyme disease, Chronic immune conditions, Inflammation

Lymphagogue, Astringent, Anti-inflammatory, Immunomodulatory

Enhanced immune modulator, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial

2-4g dried root bark tea 3x daily; 2-3ml tincture 3x daily

15-40 drops tincture 1-3x daily

Anticoagulant medications, Pregnancy in large doses

Autoimmune diseases, Pregnancy, Organ transplant

Potential clotting effects

Herxheimer reaction, GI upset