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Suma Overview

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Suma is a large ground vine native to Central and South America. Sometimes called "Brazilian ginseng," native peoples have long used suma to promote robust health as well as to treat practically all illnesses. They called it Para Toda,which means "for all things." 1

Dosage

A typical dosage of suma is 500 mg twice daily. It is usually taken for an extended period of time.

References

  1. De Oliveira F. Pfaffia paniculata (Martius) Kuntze-Brazilian ginseng. Rev Bras Farmacog. 1986;1:86–92.
 
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