Chanca Piedra

Chanca Piedra

Chanca Piedra, otherwise known as Stone Breaker, is a traditional herb used across several cultures for kidney, liver, and digestion support. A tropical plant from the Peruvian rainforest, stonebreaker, or Chanca Piedra, is used to make supplements in the form of liquids and easy to take Chanca Piedra pills to help keep your body’s urinary systems healthy. 

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Chanca Piedra is well-tolerated by a variety of individuals to address a range of health and wellness concerns.

  • Men who are looking for renal and urinary health support.
  • Any adult looking for digestion support
  • Any adult looking for kidney health support

Take 2 Chanca Piedra capsules one to three times per day with or without meals. Drink plenty of water while taking Chanca Piedra. Consult your doctor if planning on taking Chanca Piedra for longer than 12 weeks.

96% Core Ingredient†

Derived from Nature

Gluten free

Blended in the USA

Made in a GMP cert. Facility

No Artificial Colors

†Each capsule contains 96% Chanca Piedra by volume and 4% flow agents that help get the ingredient into the capsule efficiently.

Chanca Piedra plant
Chanca Piedra Leaves

A Traditional Digestion Supplement

The Chanca Piedra Phyllanthus niruri or Gale of the wind shrub has been used extensively by traditional cultural medicinal practices for its variety of health applications. Today it is perhaps best known by its Brazial colloquial name Chanca Piedra which means "Stone Breaker." Read more about this herb and its many health benefits below.

Ingredient Analysis

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Ingredient Amount per 30 mL % Daily Value
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Chanca Piedra (Phyllanthus niruri) leaf powder is derived from the naturally dried leaves of the Phyllanthus niruri shrub. Once all moisture has left the leaves, they are ground down into a fine powder and kept out of direct sunlight and excessive moisture.

 1,300 mg Not Established

Data Stage: Seed

The seed stage indicates promising research surrounding Chanca Piedra. While more research is needed to confirm its efficacy, the current research combined with its traditional use among many cultures suggests promising future support.

The data stages are Seed, Seedling, Blooming, Tree, and Forest.