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Suma, also known as Brazilian ginseng, hebanthe paniculata, and hebanthe eriantha, is a plant native to tropical countries in the Amazon rainforest region like Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, and...
Suma is a plant. It is sometimes called Brazilian ginseng, but it's not related to ginseng. The root of suma is used to make medicine. Suma is most commonly used as an "adaptogen." An...
Suma (Hebanthe eriantha), or Brazilian ginseng, is a plant species in the Amaranthaceae (amaranth) family, 1 used to decrease inflammation and relieve stress. Studies have looked at whether it can counteract cancer, although more research is needed.
Suma root — also known as Brazilian ginseng — is a herbal remedy often used as a tea or capsule. South American people commonly refer to the suma plant as para todo, or “for everything,” because of its broad range of uses in folk medicine.
What Are the Benefits of Suma Root and Are There Side Effects?
Suma is used as an “adaptogen” to help the body adapt to stress by improving the immune system. Suma is also used as a treatment for cancer and tumors, diabetes, and male sexual performance problems; as a tonic to restore body function; and as an aphrodisiac to heighten sexual arousal.
Suma, usually identified as Pfaffia paniculata and often marketed as Brazilian ginseng, is a South American root with a long reputation as a strengthening, restorative herb. Traditional use has centered on stamina, stress resilience, sexual vitality, recovery, and general tonic support.