Taheebo is a large genus of tropical trees that grows worldwide. It has a hard, durable, and attractive wood that is extremely resistant to insect and fungal attack. The tree grows widely throughout tropical South America, including Brazil, Paraguay, and northern Argentina. The commercial product is derived from the inner bark.
Taheebo has been promoted for many years as an anticancer herb. It then laid reports efficacy in a variety of cancers. However, there is insufficient scientific proof to support this use. Antifungal and antibiotic properties also are claimed in promoting taheebo. So far, there are no clinical trials conducted for any indication.
No toxicology has been reported for either the bark extract or its main constituents.
There are no reported serious side effects.
Precautions
Avoid using it when you are pregnant or breast feeding.
Interactions
Do not use taheebo with anticoagulants.
Taheebo bark has been used as an alternative cancer treatment. However, there are no clinical studies to support a specific dose.
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