Pau D'arco tea

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In a message dated 10/3/00 8:53:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

raenfinn@... writes:

> know many of you have used pau d'arco tea (aka: old socks/shoes or

> something like that). anyway, i have tried a cup today for the first time

> and got very sick today (vomiting). has anyone experienced this sort of

> reaction to pau d'arco

*****I haven't vomited after using it, but it does make me nauseated, and

makes my stomach/intestines very " growly " . I've HEARD that a strong

reaction like that means that it is killing your yeast, but who really

knows???

Lynn

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On 3 Oct 00, at 20:53, Raen Fionn-Inish wrote:

> i know many of you have used pau d'arco tea (aka: old socks/shoes or

> something like that). anyway, i have tried a cup today for the first time

> and got very sick today (vomiting). has anyone experienced this sort of

> reaction to pau d'arco?

Not vomiting, no, but it did give me the worst die-off symptoms of

any of my antifungals (caprylic acid, oregano oil, garlic and

something mysterious from my homeopath), and it tends to give

me a mild but presistent migraine (without the nausea, bizarrely)

on the days I take it. It makes my stomach talk as well! Here's a

confession for you, though - I like the taste of it......

Sorry to hear about your car accident - hope you're feeling better

soon!!

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>> I have tried a cup today for the first time

and got very sick today (vomiting). Has anyone

experienced this sort of reaction to pau d'arco?

<<

Raen,

First I like to say that from a non-tea drinker,

that I found Pau d'arco tea to be very nice

tasting. Prior to taking the tea I had been

doing other things, so that may have had an

impact on how I responded to it. My naturopath

never told me to take it, I did this on my own.

Sometimes I would get the feeling that I wanted

to gag, but it was a kind of a mild feeling.

Then one day out of the clear blue sky I had to

use the bathroom real bad. After going I felt

much better. This was the only time that this

happened while I was on the tea. At my next

visit to the doctor I mentioned what had occurred

and was told that my system probably was

" purging " . I am sure that I would have

experienced what you did had I not already been

on something prior to using this tea. My whole

efforts revolved around keeping the flow coming

out of the bottom and not the top. Just the

thought of the possibility of what could come out

totally horrified me.

Take care,

Niz

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ann,

thanks for the kind words. i am not sure if i will have the courage to try

pau d'arco again. maybe when i get brave i will have a small amount.

raen

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>Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 10:32:57 +0100

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>On 3 Oct 00, at 20:53, Raen Fionn-Inish wrote:

>

> > i know many of you have used pau d'arco tea (aka: old socks/shoes or

> > something like that). anyway, i have tried a cup today for the first

>time

> > and got very sick today (vomiting). has anyone experienced this sort of

> > reaction to pau d'arco?

>

>Not vomiting, no, but it did give me the worst die-off symptoms of

>any of my antifungals (caprylic acid, oregano oil, garlic and

>something mysterious from my homeopath), and it tends to give

>me a mild but presistent migraine (without the nausea, bizarrely)

>on the days I take it. It makes my stomach talk as well! Here's a

>confession for you, though - I like the taste of it......

>

>Sorry to hear about your car accident - hope you're feeling better

>soon!!

>

>Ann

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I get a headache and a little nauseous too, but never to that extreme...

maybe you just had a really good die off? Or maybe you are allergic to it...

aren't I helpful?? =)

Re: pau d'arco tea

>Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 10:32:57 +0100

>

>On 3 Oct 00, at 20:53, Raen Fionn-Inish wrote:

>

> > i know many of you have used pau d'arco tea (aka: old socks/shoes or

> > something like that). anyway, i have tried a cup today for the first

>time

> > and got very sick today (vomiting). has anyone experienced this sort of

> > reaction to pau d'arco?

>

>Not vomiting, no, but it did give me the worst die-off symptoms of

>any of my antifungals (caprylic acid, oregano oil, garlic and

>something mysterious from my homeopath), and it tends to give

>me a mild but presistent migraine (without the nausea, bizarrely)

>on the days I take it. It makes my stomach talk as well! Here's a

>confession for you, though - I like the taste of it......

>

>Sorry to hear about your car accident - hope you're feeling better

>soon!!

>

>Ann

>

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It works best when it has been boiled. I put a couple tea bags in my tea

pot, add a couple cups of water and put it on the stove and bring it to a

boil. Then I take it off and let it steep for 10-15 minutes. It doesn't seem

to be as effective if it isn't brought to a boil, like just pouring boiling

water over it. And it definitely wouldn't work as sun tea.

lindaj@...

Pau d'Arco tea

> Anyone know how to prepare this tea? My husband brought some home from

the health food store without instructions.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Kathy

>

>

>

> " C.Tab. " wrote:

>

> > >On my great smokies stool test it says that plant tannis will help kill

some

> > >of my yeast....anyone know of a good plant tannin product? I checked

online

> > >but I did not recognize any of the products.

> >

> > Have you tried Pau d'Arco tea for yeast? It can be gotten at health

food

> > stores in tea bag, bulk, or bark form. I'm going to use it hoping to cut

> > down on mystatin and difflucan as these are expensive!

> >

> > take care,

> > Christie

> >

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

>

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You should let it boil for 5 minutes - this is what I was told by a

herbalist.

Stania

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> It works best when it has been boiled. I put a couple tea bags in my tea

> pot, add a couple cups of water and put it on the stove and bring it to a

> boil. Then I take it off and let it steep for 10-15 minutes. It doesn't

seem

> to be as effective if it isn't brought to a boil, like just pouring

boiling

> water over it. And it definitely wouldn't work as sun tea.

>

>

> lindaj@...

>

> Pau d'Arco tea

>

>

> > Anyone know how to prepare this tea? My husband brought some home from

> the health food store without instructions.

> >

> > Thanks.

> >

> > Kathy

> >

> >

> >

> > " C.Tab. " wrote:

> >

> > > >On my great smokies stool test it says that plant tannis will help

kill

> some

> > > >of my yeast....anyone know of a good plant tannin product? I checked

> online

> > > >but I did not recognize any of the products.

> > >

> > > Have you tried Pau d'Arco tea for yeast? It can be gotten at health

> food

> > > stores in tea bag, bulk, or bark form. I'm going to use it hoping to

cut

> > > down on mystatin and difflucan as these are expensive!

> > >

> > > take care,

> > > Christie

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with

each

> other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

> discussed here, please consult your doctor.

> >

> >

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

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In a message dated 1/18/02 7:04:47 AM, larry@... writes:

<< Has anyone tried Pau d'Arco Tea? They claim that 3 glasses a day has been

known to cure cancer.

They are at http://www.pau-d-arco.com/

Thanks, Larry >>

I gave

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In a message dated 1/18/02 7:04:47 AM, larry@... writes:

<< Has anyone tried Pau d'Arco Tea? They claim that 3 glasses a day has been

known to cure cancer.

They are at http://www.pau-d-arco.com/

Thanks, Larry >>

I gave some to my cat a number of years ago, he had leukemia the vets wanted

to put him to sleep. I gave him an eye dropper full about 3 or 4 times a

day. it took a couiple of months but he bounched back and lived another 8

years free of leukemia.

I've tried it on myself, but just seem to get to acidic to continue taking it.

Klaus

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> Has anyone tried Pau d'Arco Tea? They claim that 3 glasses a day

has been known to cure cancer.

>

> They are at http://www.pau-d-arco.com/

>

> Thanks, Larry

This is vary strange as I was clicking on to this board I was

thinking that the one thing I have to do today is do some more

research on Pau D Arco and I was wondering why I never see it on this

board then 20 seconds later there was your post.Vary strange.My wife

is on Taxol and I have done a lot of research on things that are

complementary to taxol.I have found many things and they seem to be

working well.Pau D arco is the one thing that is Complementary to

Taxol that I have not given her yet but I think Im going to start

now.Thanks for the post.

http://www.dana-farber.org/abo/news/pressarchive/110899_b.asp

Take Care

Jim

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Re: Pau d'Arco Tea

In a message dated 1/18/02 7:04:47 AM, larry@... writes:

<< Has anyone tried Pau d'Arco Tea? They claim that 3 glasses a day has been

known to cure cancer.

They are at http://www.pau-d-arco.com/

Thanks, Larry >>

I gave

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Sorry bout that, I was on my laptop, it has a send the email button right

next to the space key. With my right hand being more than twice it's original

size I'm a bit clumbsy ans sometimes miss the key I'm aiming at, so I sent

that email prematurely.

Klaus

In a message dated 1/19/02 2:16:40 AM, v_hale@... writes:

>What were you trying to say? All I got is, " I gave "

> Re: Pau d'Arco Tea

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I got mine at Whole Foods.

I do not like the taste of it at all, so I have to swallow

fast.

Candace

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Normally, I get mine at the local health food store. I just bought a

pound for $7 plus shipping at

http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/bulkherb/bulkherb.php They have

organic herbs.

You can also check out http://www.wildroots.com

Rick

> Where do you guys get your Pau d

> Arco tea? Can you get it on-line somewhere?

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Hi Candace,

Just skimming thru the posts and came across yours. I agree, the pau

d'arco tea has quite an interesting taste - kinda reminds me of tree

bark. I started steeping mine with a tea ball filled with Calendula

petals and it really made it taste much better. Much more than I

thought. The calendula took that barky, " dry " taste out of it and kinda

smoothed it out over all. You might want to give that a shot.

Calendula is also an antifungal. FYI - it has a reputation for

stimulating menstruation and has been shown to posses abortificient

properties.

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I will have to look into that! Thank you for the tip (:

Candace

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Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004

7:33 PM

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d'arco Tea

Hi Candace,

Just skimming thru the posts and came across

yours. I agree, the pau

d'arco tea has quite an interesting taste - kinda

reminds me of tree

bark. I started steeping mine with a tea

ball filled with Calendula

petals and it really made it taste much

better. Much more than I

thought. The calendula took that barky,

" dry " taste out of it and kinda

smoothed it out over all. You might want to

give that a shot.

Calendula is also an antifungal. FYI - it

has a reputation for

stimulating menstruation and has been shown to

posses abortificient

properties.

--

" My dog isn't stubborn, he's just smarter

than me! " - maf

Marni Fowler, CPDT

Jester, NJC (finally got some letters!)

4, CGC

Gainesville, FL

APDT #5372P exp. 12/04

http://www.classactfordogs.com

BARF Shirts! => http://www.nicasdreams.freeservers.com

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I drank both Pau D'arco Tea and clove tea - the clove tea helps most

with die off.

You fluish symptoms are die-off symptoms.

Bee

>

> Bee, Somewhere today I read that you always took your tea becuase it

> helped you with die off symptoms. When I drink it, it makes me

fluish.

>

> Faith

>

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For me, pau d'arco tea has always been a very mild tea with sometimes

subtle effects. Some of them weren't obvious until I stopped drinking it

for a while. But I have attributed lack of headaches, no cough or winter

cold like I have had in most of the past 50+ years, easier breathing and

better circulation to the pau d'arco tea.

Zack

On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Bee Wilder wrote:

> I drank both Pau D'arco Tea and clove tea - the clove tea helps most

> with die off.

>

> You fluish symptoms are die-off symptoms.

>

> Bee

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I'd like to chime in on the Pau D'Arco tea, I just came down from a

practically debilitating 10 day high from that tea! I started taking the

H2O2 and the tea at the same time so I assumed my constantly buzzed state

was just major die-off from the H2O2 so I stepped back down on that and

continued all my other antifungals: garlic, coconut oil, and the tea, well

my " buzz " didn't go away until I stopped drinking that TEA! I was afraid to

drive I was so stoned. I am finally able to think clearly enough to write

this warning, be careful with the Pau D'Arco tea! It's effects are

cummulative on the body too, the first few days I drank it I felt nothing

then after 4 or so consecutive days I was sailing!

Shirley G.

P.S. Whoever suggested the Castile soap from Trader Joe's, thank-you very

much. It is wonderful. I got the one with peppermint oil in it and it is

delightfully " sting-y " It was only $8.99 for a qt or so.

>From: Zack Widup <w9sz@...>

>For me, pau d'arco tea has always been a very mild tea with sometimes

>subtle effects. Some of them weren't obvious until I stopped drinking it

>for a while. But I have attributed lack of headaches, no cough or winter

>cold like I

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On Fri, 24 Mar 2006, Shirley G wrote:

> I'd like to chime in on the Pau D'Arco tea, I just came down from a

> practically debilitating 10 day high from that tea! I started taking the

> H2O2 and the tea at the same time so I assumed my constantly buzzed state

> was just major die-off from the H2O2 so I stepped back down on that and

> continued all my other antifungals: garlic, coconut oil, and the tea, well

> my " buzz " didn't go away until I stopped drinking that TEA! I was afraid to

> drive I was so stoned. I am finally able to think clearly enough to write

> this warning, be careful with the Pau D'Arco tea! It's effects are

> cummulative on the body too, the first few days I drank it I felt nothing

> then after 4 or so consecutive days I was sailing!

>

> Shirley G.

>

Hmm ... interesting. I've been drinking 3 glasses a day for almost two

years and have never noticed anything like that - not once.

Maybe it affects other people differently?

Either that, or you got something other than pau d'arco! :-)

Zack

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--- Shirley G <chickwbrains@...> wrote:

> I'd like to chime in on the Pau D'Arco tea, I just

> came down from a

> practically debilitating 10 day high from that tea!

Hi Shirley, I don't think it was the tea that made you

high, I think it was the toxins from the candida dying

off that mimics being drunk. But definitely you would

want to cut back on the antifungals a bit if you can't

drive, and go slower on them.

> P.S. Whoever suggested the Castile soap from Trader

> Joe's, thank-you very

> much. It is wonderful. I got the one with peppermint

> oil in it and it is

> delightfully " sting-y " It was only $8.99 for a qt or

That was me, and I have used the Peppermint too with

good success, but I find the tea tree soap does a much

better job for tougher skin problems.

The peppermint makes you feel so refreshed, it's like

the feeling you get when you brush your teeth, but all

over your body. It's just the cleanest feeling

without being harsh at all.

The tea tree oil is antifungal and antibacterial

though, and is much better for tougher topical skin

issues like rashes, acne and psoriasis, but is also

mild, but not as refreshing as the peppermint.

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

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hi shirley-

i also have not had any stimulated or high feelings from pau d'arco.

zack's idea is a good thing to follow up on, make sure that what you

got was indeed pau d'arco, and if it is, make sure its not mixed with

green tea or some other stimulating tea.

die off symptoms can create light headed-ness, dizziness, etc. so it

could be that, how much were you drinking in a day?

~ suz

> Hmm ... interesting. I've been drinking 3 glasses a day for almost

two

> years and have never noticed anything like that - not once.

>

> Maybe it affects other people differently?

>

> Either that, or you got something other than pau d'arco! :-)

>

> Zack

>

> > this warning, be careful with the Pau D'Arco tea! It's effects are

> > cummulative on the body too, the first few days I drank it I felt

nothing

> > then after 4 or so consecutive days I was sailing!

> >

> > Shirley G.

> >

>

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Hi Debby,

I am going to try it again next week and see what happens. All my co-workers

want to know the name of the stuff I'm drinking! ;+)

>Hi Shirley, I don't think it was the tea that made you

>high, I think it was the toxins from the candida dying

>off that mimics being drunk.

> > P.S. Whoever suggested the Castile soap from Trader

> > Joe's, thank-you very

> > much.

>That was me, The peppermint makes you feel so refreshed, it's like

>the feeling you get when you brush your teeth, but all

>over your body. It's just the cleanest feeling

>without being harsh at all.

Very good description, that all over freshness nails it! I am doing the

H2O2/epsom salt baths and I didn't feel good about using a cheap toxic soap

afterwards when I rinsed off, it was really starting to bother me because I

thought that one was negating the other so your suggestion came right on

time. Thanks again. How's your mouth doing?

Shirley

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I'm beginning to wonder, wanna try mine?

>Either that, or you got something other than pau d'arco! :-)

>

>Zack

>

[Guest guest]

Just putting my two cents worth in on the Pau D'Arco - I am drinking about 6

cups of it a day (to relieve chronic hives) and it has had no effect on me

whatsoever mood or reality wise!!

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Hey Suz,

I'm not sure you can qualify this as a die-off. I was " high " high. I know

this because I smoked pot when I was young and foolish. I had bloodshot

eyes, cotton mouth, the munchies, I couldn't remember anything, and I was

paranoid. It was exactly like I remembered from years ago. My friend had a

theory, he thought the H2O2 was liberating all those toxins from my youth,

from my tissues. That makes sense to me but believe me when I tell you it

has stopped since I got off the tea and I am back on the H2O2. The pau d'

arco that Whole Foods sells is the Frontier brand. I also bought some from a

box and I will try that out on my next day off when I don't have to drive. I

do have a co-worker who drinks the tea and corroborated that she too was

affected similarly as I. FUNNY STUFF!!

Shirley

>i also have not had any stimulated or high feelings from pau d'arco.

>zack's idea is a good thing to follow up on, make sure that what you

>got was indeed pau d'arco, and if it is, make sure its not mixed with

>green tea or some other stimulating tea.

>

>die off symptoms can create light headed-ness, dizziness, etc. so it

>could be that, how much were you drinking in a day?

>

>~ suz