Kuntanawa Sananga Forte™

Sananga Drops

Strength: very strong
Main properties: cleansing, regeneration
Tribe: Kuntanawa
Volume: 10 ml

Store the product in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.
Shake before use.

Kuntanawa Sananga Forte Drops

Kuntanawa Sananga Forte drops are a very rare and precious medicine whose recipe has been used by tribes living in the Amazon for thousands of years. Sananga is prized for its special health-promoting and spiritual properties.

Indigenous peoples obtain Kuntanawa Sananga Forte drops from the roots and bark of certain tree and shrub species, mainly from a tree called Tabernaemontana undulata. This plant grows throughout South America, especially in Brazil. Because the active compounds in Sananga break down quickly, it should be kept refrigerated.

For immediate use, Sananga can also be prepared from freshly harvested leaves. In that case, the juices must be squeezed within 20–30 seconds. They should be used straight away or extracted so they can be stored for as long as six months.

Sananga — spiritual & physical effects

Kuntanawa Sananga drops are regarded as part of sacred shamanic medicine. They are used to heal physical and spiritual ailments, but are primarily employed to support eye health.

Sananga also purifies the mind by unblocking energy on emotional, spiritual and physical levels. The drops open new ways of perceiving the world, expand awareness and sharpen vision, which benefits visualizations and insights into the future.

Beyond vision and perception, Sananga exhibits strong anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and calming effects. It is useful in treating skin diseases, rheumatism, sinusitis and migraines. Applied as poultices, it accelerates wound healing and can soothe dental inflammation. It also helps treat eye conditions such as glaucoma and cataracts.

How to apply the drops

Unfortunately, using Kuntanawa Sananga Forte drops is not the most pleasant task, so assistance from another person is advisable. The application causes an intense burning and stinging sensation, and the effects may last several minutes.

Discomfort can be eased with proper breathing and visualization techniques. The recipient should sit comfortably, relax completely, quiet the mind and regulate breathing before application to minimize the shock of physical sensations.

The pain should release trapped energies and bring a sense of healing. Side-effects such as vomiting or stimulated bowel movement also indicate toxin removal and energy release, but they are extremely rare. Unpleasant sensations fade within 15 minutes, while subtle effects can last several days, confirming the preparation’s effectiveness.

Kuntanawa Tribe

Kuntanawa tribe – who created this Sananga?

Like the Nukini, the Kuntanawa tribe nearly became extinct during the latex-boom massacres. One family survived the rubber boom, and only at the start of the 21st century did a small group of Kuntanawa begin fighting for their heritage. Sadly, their culture is still endangered; the Kuntanawa strive for full ethnic recognition and the return of their ancestral lands.

Today, about 250 tribe members live in Acre, Brazil. To survive, the Kuntanawa cooperate with other Pano-language tribes. Together they organize festivals, sharing their traditions, rituals and culture with foreign visitors.

The small tribe works closely with the ritual use of Ayahuasca, which they believe reveals ancient knowledge and helps revive their partially lost traditions. The tribe’s native language now faces extinction.

This natural product is offered for its historical and ethnographic value and comes with no expressed or implied suitability for any particular purpose. It is supplied solely as a raw botanical specimen or scientific sample. Information provided is intended for historical, scientific and educational purposes only and should not be construed as a recommendation for any specific use. The use and application of our product are entirely at the customer’s discretion, responsibility and risk.