Crushed root bark of Mimosa Hostilis

Crushed root bark of Mimosa Hostilis

We sell ground Mimosa hostilis root bark in various quantities in the United States. We always import this Mimosa hostilis root bark from Bahia, Brazil; it is known worldwide as MHRB. Please note that we can deliver our Mimosa hostilis quickly to the United States and the United Kingdom! Thanks to our close relationships with farmers in Bahia for over 10 years, we have consistent access to high-quality products. Mimosa hostilis for sale

Our ground root bark is darker in color than most of our competitors’ because we remove the fibers (which are light and light in color) during the grinding process, resulting in a more concentrated inner root bark end product.

We use an industrial hammer mill in the United States to grind the mimosa root bark pieces into a powder. While we control the particle size, we opted for a 5 mm sieve, which provides an optimal balance appreciated by most of our customers. This results in finely ground root bark, composed of approximately 30% powder and 70% fiber .

About our Mimosa Hostilis Inner Root Bark (MHRB)

Our Mimosa Hostilis root bark (MHRB) is composed exclusively of the inner root bark; no other part of the tree is used in its composition. We control the entire production process and therefore have complete control over the quality of our inner root bark.

Before grinding the Mimosa Hostilis, we carefully remove all the outer bark from the root, leaving only the deep purple inner layer. This allows us to know precisely what goes into the grinder and what comes out. The grinding process takes place in two stages: first, a coarse grinding to remove unwanted fibers, followed by a very fine grinding that transforms the Mimosa Hostilis into a fine powder. Throughout the entire process, we control the temperature to prevent the bark from overheating. This is essential to preserve its beautiful, vibrant colors!

We offer our mimosa hostilis root bark not only in grated form, but also in powder and whole bark pieces.

When you buy your bark from us, you can choose its country of origin. You have the choice between Brazilian and Mexican bark. Both are of excellent quality and equally good. Brazilian bark is generally a little darker, but it may also contain slightly more vegetable fats than Mexican bark.

Uses of Mimosa Hostilis

High tannin content

The root bark of Mimosa hostilis is very rich in tannins, making it a highly valued natural blood coagulant. Tannins act as an astringent, a chemical substance that tightens tissues. This helps stop bleeding and promotes healing and tissue regeneration.

High DMT content

The bark of this tree’s root is rich in DMT. DMT is one of the most popular psychedelics. Ayahuasca, its main active ingredient, is a psychedelic brew traditionally used to help recover from trauma, depression, and even serious mental disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Antifungal, antibiotic, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties

The healing properties of this plant are not limited to burns and cuts, as it possesses immense natural antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties. These work synergistically to prevent infection while promoting healing.

Furthermore, the crushed root bark of Mimosa hostilis possesses excellent antifungal and antimicrobial properties, which strongly prevent infections, fungi, and harmful bacteria from establishing themselves in the wound. This is why this plant is a key ingredient in many health products, such as creams for acne, herpes, eczema, and many other skin conditions, and even products for hair loss.

High cosmetic value

The curative and psychedelic properties of this plant are not the only reasons for the widespread availability of Mimosa hostilis. It is also an ingredient in many beauty, cosmetic, and wellness products, such as soaps, shampoos, lotions, and many others.

Properties of dyes

The ground root bark of Mimosa hostilis is used in traditional medicine , as a main ingredient in cosmetics, and is also highly valued as a dye, producing excellent shades of purple and brown. Its pigments are vibrant, making it a top-quality textile dye that provides long-lasting and even results.