Kamalame Bark & Leaves

The Kamalame plant is also commonly known as, Gumbo limbo, and is scientifically known as Bursera simarouba. This tree is found on all islands of The Bahamas. The leaves are traditionally used in teas for rheumatism, in baths for back pains, to treat circulatory problems as well as in strengthening and aphrodisiac tea.

Phytochemicals found in bark and leaves include:

o-Cymene, Beta-Caryophyllene, D-Limonene, D-Germacrene, Humulene

Phytochemical benefits include:

Alcohol liver damage, cancer, fragrance, skin cream, soap and shampoos, Antibacterial, antiviral, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, osteoporosis.

Please consult your doctor before using Kamalame to treat any ailment. For more information on the benefits of Kamalame and specific information about the phytochemicals, read the full botanical research study conducted by The University of The Bahamas on Behalf of Bahamas Botanicals.