CASCARA SAGRADA FRANGULA PURSHIANUS

Cascara Sagrada, Copalquin, Palo Copache Croton, Palo Copache Croton, planta sagrada : Frangula Purshianus, Hintonia latiflora Quina amarilla. The Copalquin is also well known as the cascara sagrada, it is a medicinal plant whose scientific name is Frangula Purshianus, an endemic plant of North America, in the regions that are currently Mexico and the United States.

Cascara Sagrada is used as a natural laxative, to combat constipation and purge the body. In addition, it benefits the health of the intestine and colon, restoring their good function.

Natural laxative: It is used to combat constipation and purge the body. In addition, it benefits the health of the intestine and colon, restoring good function quite quickly.

Pancreatitis: The pancreas is generally treated through medications, but with or due to slight affectations according to observations, it can be treated with infusions of Copalquin.

Appetite stimulant: Copalquin is good for stimulating the appetite, thanks to its toning effects on the digestive system, stimulates the appetite, and helps to improve the relationship with food in general.

Cascara Sagrada for hair:  Cascara Sagrada or Copalquin for hair is widely used in some regions as it prevents hair loss, strengthens the roots, and stimulates the scalp. You can use both an infusion of the bark of the tree or through already prepared products, such as shampoo or copalquin shampoo.

Cascara Sagrada or Copalquin for Skin Care: Copalquin can be used for a variety of skin problems, but its most frequent use is to treat acne and wounds more quickly due to its healing properties.

With advances in natural science, compalquin can now be in capsules or can be used and consumed in its traditional form through a dried cascara sagrada infusion. This is because the fresh plant contains a toxic substance called rhamnotoxin that can cause vomiting, nausea, and discomfort. So remember only consume when dry.