Chintok (Krugeodendron ferreum)

Since ancient times it has been used as an auxiliary herbal treatment to dissolve kidney and/or gallbladder stones. It is documented by Dr. Ricardo Ossado in the "book of the Jew" for urine illness.

 His name is related to the onomatopoeia "Tok" of the sound of breaking something hard with a hammer. It is a plant that has remained in the popular knowledge of Mayan herbalism due to its great ability to break "everything hard" that is in the body, so the recommendation is always to consume it in capsules since it can injure the teeth.

Cont. 100 caps