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Quassia amara Powder is derived from the bark and wood of the Quassia tree, scientifically known as Quassia amara, which belongs to the Simaroubaceae family. This natural herbal powder is produced from the bark and wood of organically grown Quassia trees and is minimally processed to retain its potent properties. Unlike synthetic additives, organic Quassia Amara Powder retains the authentic bitterness and potential therapeutic benefits of the raw material, giving it a light to dark brown colour and a very bitter flavour profile. The Quassia tree (Quassia amara) is a member of the Simaroubaceae family. Organic Quassia Amara Powder is extracted from the bark and wood of this tree, ensuring that it is free from synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Organic Quassia Amara Powder is commonly used in traditional medicine for its natural properties and can be incorporated into various formulations for its bitter flavour and potential therapeutic benefits. Its distinct bitterness and natural composition make it a valuable ingredient in both traditional and modern herbal practices.
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Biological Source
Quassia amara
Parts Used
bark
Major components Other constituentsDetail not available
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