Description
Jamaican bitter wood from the Heart of Jamaica
Experience the pure power of authentic Jamaican Bitter Wood. Also known as Quassia Amara or Picrasma Excelsa, these wildcrafted, organic bark and wood chips are a cornerstone of traditional Caribbean herbal medicine. Carefully harvested to ensure premium quality, this potently bitter tonic herb offers deep digestive support, natural cleansing properties, and a highly concentrated botanical profile for your daily wellness ritual
Why Choose Our Jamaican Bitter Wood?
- Wildcrafted & Organic: Harvested with respect for nature from the rich soils of Jamaica, ensuring a naturally pure and potent product, free from pesticides and herbicides.
- Potent Bitter Principle: Contains Quassinoids like Quassin and Neoquassin, responsible for its profound bitterness and traditional tonic properties.
- Traditional Uses: Highly valued in Caribbean folk medicine as a potent Bitter Tonic to stimulate appetite and support healthy digestion by encouraging bile flow and stomach acid secretion.
- Versatile Preparation: Perfect for making a traditional bitter infusion, decoction, or a tincture. Often steeped in water or rum to create a renowned folk remedy.
Key Features:
- Botanical Name: Quassia amara / Picrasma excelsa
- Origin: Wildcrafted in Jamaica
- Form: Dried Bark/Wood Chips (Cut & Sifted)
- Purity: 100% Pure, Organic, and Non-GMO
Pure & Sustainably Sourced Jamaican Bitter wood
Our traditional bitter wood chips are carefully selected to ensure you receive the highest quality botanical possible. We take pride in offering a product free from fillers, artificial additives, and preservatives. Every batch reflects our commitment to preserving authentic Caribbean herbal traditions.
How to Use (Traditional Preparation):
- Bitter Tonic: Steep a small amount (e.g., 1-3 teaspoons) of the chips in 1 gallon of water overnight to create an intensely bitter tonic. Consume 1/2 cup up to twice daily, as a digestive aid. Note: Its extreme bitterness means only a small quantity is needed.
- External Use: Traditionally used in decoctions and washes for the scalp and skin.
