This extract is derived from the bark of a large woody vine, commonly known as Uncaria tomentosa, although natives use Uncaria guianensis interchangeably. It's name comes from the claw-like thorns that grow along the vine's pedicule.

Extra-thick, concentrated resin from the Croton lechleri tree, Sangre de Drago is prized for its healing and antibacterial properties. Essential for Kambo practitioners, it is applied to burns after ceremonies.

Erythrina has long been used by the indigenous peoples in the Amazon. Tinctures and decoctions made from the leaves or barks of Mulungu.