Garzie said...
buher says for Cryptolepis - tea made with acidified water required to dissolve the alkaloids in the plant properly ( add vinegar or lemon juice ) is nearly as strong as tincture
Interesting Garzie, I know you mentioned the vinegar or lemon trick before. Did Buhner mention the dosage for the tea? I found the effective dosage for Malaria (tea):
"The test drug used for treatment in this study was a tea-bag formulation of C. sanguinolenta root powder. Each teabag contained 2.5 g of the root powder, plus flavourings. The dose given was one teabag three times a day, that is, morning, noon and night, for five days of treatment."
Also you might be interested in the study it came from:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmc2956309/Just goes to show how strong/effective it can be.