Description:

Common names: Cinchona bark, Quinine bark, Corteza de quina, Quina, Casca de quina, Quinina, Quinquina, Chinarinde, Corteccia di china, China, Kinabast, Mkaa

• Malaria Treatment: Quinine, derived from Cinchona bark, is a well-known treatment for malaria. It has been used for centuries to manage and treat malaria infections.

• Antipyretic: Quinine in Cinchona bark can help reduce fever, making it useful for managing symptoms associated with feverish conditions.

• Anti-inflammatory: The bark has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce inflammation in various conditions.

• Analgesic: Cinchona bark has analgesic (pain-relieving) effects, which can be useful for alleviating mild to moderate pain.

• Digestive Health: Traditionally, Cinchona bark has been used to improve digestion and treat digestive issues such as stomach ulcers and indigestion.

• Antimicrobial: Cinchona bark has antimicrobial properties, which can help in fighting off certain infections and pathogens.

• Immune System Support: The bark is believed to have properties that can support and boost the immune system.

• Antioxidant: Contains compounds that can act as antioxidants, helping to neutralize free radicals and reduce oxidative stress.

• Fever Management: Historically used to manage fevers and chill symptoms.

• Respiratory Health: Sometimes used in traditional medicine to treat coughs and colds.