Pata de Vaca Powder/Polvo 8 oz

Hypoglycemic effects: Traditionally used to help lower and balance blood sugar levels in diabetics. Some even refer to it as "vegetable insulin" due to its potential effectiveness.
Reduced renal glycosuria: May help decrease the presence of glucose in urine in diabetic individuals.
Insulin sensitivity: Contains compounds that may enhance insulin sensitivity and regulate glucose metabolism, according to some sources.
Diuretic properties
Promotes urine flow: Traditionally used as a diuretic, potentially benefiting kidney health by increasing urination.
Kidney and urinary support: May be used to address urinary insufficiency, cystitis, and kidney stones.
Fluid retention: May help reduce fluid retention in the body. 
 
Antioxidant effects: Contains compounds that act as antioxidants, which may help combat oxidative stress. Flavonoids, such as kaempferol and kaempferitrin, contribute to this effect.
Cardiovascular health: Traditional uses in Brazil include treating cardiovascular disorders, and recent research indicates vasorelaxant effects in rat aortic rings, possibly due to compounds like kaempferitrin and kaempferol. May help with hypertension.
Blood cleansing: Considered a traditional blood cleanser and may help build blood cells.
Cholesterol and triglyceride reduction: Research in rats has shown a potential for reducing triglycerides and total cholesterol levels in diabetic rats. Some sources also cite traditional use for high cholesterol.
Antitumor potential: Studies in laboratory animals suggest it may prevent tumor growth and proliferation, though this is not yet proven in humans.
Anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects: Traditional uses also include reducing pain and inflammation.
Digestive and intestinal support: May be used for diarrhea, constipation, and intestinal worms.
Skin problems: A leaf decoction is traditionally used for skin problems like elephantiasis and snakebite.
Weight management: Some believe it may contribute to appetite control and weight loss, though further research is needed.