What C-Herb is
C-Herb is a thick herbal paste in Stephen Heuer’s catalog. He points people here when they ask for PDQ Skin Cream, which is discontinued. This page is the larger 6.25 gram jar. The 6.25 gram jar and the other C-Herb listing are the same paste. Pick the amount you want.
The 6.25 gram jar is the larger size. The 1 gram vial is the smaller one if you want less on the first order.
Ingredients
The listing names these ingredients. It does not publish milligrams for each one.
- Water
- Fiber
- Black walnut
- Burdock
- White oak bark
- Mineral salts
How to use
An instruction sheet ships with the order. Follow that sheet for topical use. The oral directions printed with the product are: one 1/4 gram dose a day for 21 days, with food and plenty of water. To stop, the same directions say to taper: wait 1 day and take a dose, wait 2 days and take a dose, then wait 3 days and take a dose.
The paste tastes strong. The listing says that if you swallow it, roll it into a small ball or put it in a capsule with juice or water so you are not tasting the paste itself.
Who it’s for
This page is for someone looking up C-Herb, or for the product Stephen recommends in place of PDQ. Choose the 6.25 gram jar for the larger amount, or the 1 gram vial if you want the smaller amount first.
The paste is a cosmetic herbal product in this catalog. It is not a substitute for a dermatologist.
Reviews
Cam Sawyer wrote in June 2004, after reordering C-Herb, that he was happy with how it was working and that it was painless for him. He said he had assumed those spots needed a dermatologist, and he was glad to have a product he could apply himself. That letter is on the testimonials page and is repeated here because it names C-Herb.
Read the full testimonials page
A note on this listing
Product information for shoppers at Synergistic Nutrition. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.