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It’s name, “StoneBreaker”, tells of its use in the treatment of urolithiasis. (breakingup kidney stones). This is partly due to its diuretic action, whichalso promotes positive urinary function. It is also know as ananti-hepatotoxic and antispasmodic “showed inhibiting for thereplication of the hepatitis B virus, a slow-acting pathogen linked toliver cancer that is now carried by some 300 to 500 million peopleworldwide” (see studies). Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia,where a massive search of the world’s herbal literature was initiatedfor plants used against jaundice (acute hepatitis) and other liverdiseases. Phyllanthus turned up as one of the most promising forfollow-up. The hope for Phyllanthus is to provide an abundantlyavailable nontoxic alternative not only to treat the disease, butideally to render carriers sero-negative for the virus so they won’tpass it on to others. Combined with vaccines, Phyllanthus, or perhapsother herbs combined, might make a significant contribution to theeradication of viral hepatitis (see studies).
Chanca Piedra extractives, distilled water and 40% organic grain alcohol.
Use 15-20 drops mixed with water, two to three times daily or as recommended by a practitioner.
Useunder care/advice of a medical practitioner. Not intended for long termtherapy. Hypoglycemic herb, may lower blood sugar. May be somewhathypotensive, therefore, persons with a heart condition or taking heartmedication must consult a medical professional before use. Also knownas a emmenagogue, uterine stimulant, so not to be used duringpregnancy. Contains the natural phytochemical geranin, may potentiateinsulin, antidiabetic drugs, antihypertensive drugs, beta-blockers andother heart medications. (L. Taylor, Sage press)Use under care/advice of a medical practitioner
