DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY! SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!I got 3kg of whole chunk bark frome some random plant. It wasn't mimosa hostilis that we all pay an arm and a leg for. So I wrote a review on here and they quickly contacted me and basically said that they were sorry and we will ship you our premium bark. We should be getting a new shipment in by next week. This was in September of 2024. Ive gone back and forth with customer service since last September and things went from we should be getting a shipment next week to all shipments have been delayed, we will contact you when we receive our next shipment. Then they tried selling some more of their bunk ass oak, willow, Douglas fur bark over and over again all while showing they have had whole chunks available over the last couple of months at least. They still have not made it right!!! This shit started in the beginning of September! Here we are in February of the NEXT YEAR, 2025. I am literally EVERYTHING but happy about how poorly this whole situation HASN'T BEEN HANDLED. Quality of product = FCustomer service = FDo yourself a favor and buy REAL MIMOSA HOSTILIS elsewhere. This company literally scammed me out of $500 and have yet to issue a refund or any other kind of compensation.
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Mimosa hostilis Root bark comes from a tree domestically known as Jurema Preta, Jurema, Black Jurema or Vinho de Jurema and is the most desired part of the plant. Mimosa originates from Brazil where it has been used for centuries for many medical purposes. The part that contains the most Alkaloids is the root bark, that is also the part of the Mimosa plant sold at www.mimosahostilisrootbark.net. In the western hemisphere, MHRB is used to make skin products and organic dyes for art supplies.
Although the term Mimosa Hostilis is more generally used , the scientific name is mimosa tenuiflora is also generally used to describe this root bark.
The properties of Mimosa Hostilis root bark powder
In Mexico, Mimosa Hostilis is knows as Tepezcohuite and is largely attributed to have qualities of skin healing, accidental exposure to fire, sunburn issues, as well as for stomach ulcers and use in-cosmetics. Furthermore, it works as an analgesic, with hours of lasting relief and expedited tissue recovery. The bark is also recommended to counteract debility and exhaustion, and has been shown to stimulate the immune system. Other medicinal features of Mimosa Hostilis are analgesic, antimicrobial, cicatrizing, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, regenerative, and anti-aging.See more
