Chilcuague has been used as an ancient medicine by the Aztecs since pre Hispanic times.  The name "Chilcuague" comes from the Nahuatl word chilcoatl, which means "spicy snake". The roots of the plant are said to resemble a snake. With one spray you can feel the spicy numbing effect topically and orally! Chilcuague has and can be used for various uses, anything from bleeding gums, tooth ache, bad breath, oral thrush,sore throat, tonsillitis, pharyngitis,laryngitis, esophagitis,A digestive aid, nausea, various skin
conditions,dandruff,candidiasis, analgesic, antiseptic, 
anesthetic, and athlete's foot! Feeling overwhelmed or amazed from all these potent benefits? It's a simple application start with 1 to 2 sprays is just about all you need for any application. This 2oz glass bottle is perfect to take with you on the go to stay prepared for whatever life throws at you!
Ingredients: 100% Organic wildcrafted Aztec Golden Rod,(Heliopsis longipes)
Other Ingredients:Distilled water,Distilled Alcohol 80 proof,Natural Alkaline Spring water.
Dosage and Uses: 
- [ ] -For internal use start with 1-2 sprays orally, spray directly into mouth swish around mouth( if only using for oral health spit out after 30 seconds), 
- [ ] -If using internally apply 1-3 sprays directly into mouth hold in mouth for at least 30 seconds then swallow, apply as desired ,recommended wait at least 30 minutes to an hour for a second application, use as desired throughout your day.
- [ ] For throat infections open mouth wide and spray 1 spray directly to the back of the throat wait 30 seconds then reapply up to 2 more applications then wait at least another 30 minutes to an hour before another application. Between each Application take small  sips of warm tea is recommended to soften tissues in the throat area and soothe the throat before next application is recommended.
- [ ] -If using externally, apply 1-4 sprays directly to affected area such as skin for insects bites or muscle soreness, apply 2-4 more sprays as desired throughout your day.
- [ ] For athlete's foot soak feet first with warm water and add 2-3 drops of desired oil such as tea tree oil or oregano oil with 1 cup of epsom salt and soak for 20-30 minutes, dry feet and apply 2-4 sprays on affected areas on each foot let feet dry for at least 5 minutes before putting on any socks shoes or sandals.
- [ ] For dandruff, after hair has been washed and dried before applying any scalp oil spray 2-6 sprays into scalp and let it rest for 30 minutes then add desired hair oils( black seed oil and or castor oil recommend) and massage into scalp with your regular hair regimen.
Aztec Gold Rod (Chilcuague)
Benefits
- [ ] Has antibiotic properties
- [ ] Has been traditionally used against throat infections
- [ ] Anti fungal great for oral thrush and overgrowth of candida in the gut.
- [ ] Chilcuague has antifungal properties that can help treat athlete's foot, onychomycosis, dandruff, and candidiasis
- [ ] Natural Antibiotic 
- [ ] Natural Antiseptic Chilcuague has natural antibacterial properties, making it useful in treating bacterial infections. It can be used both internally and externally on wounds.
- [ ] Natural Anesthetic Traditionally, Chilcuague root was used as a natural painkiller. Research shows that it can effectively relieve pain, making it an alternative to synthetic painkillers
- [ ] Anti inflammatory 
- [ ] Depurative properties Chilcuague can increase the secretion of bodily fluids such as saliva, sweat, and urine
- [ ] Chilcuague is used in Mexican traditional medicine against parasites
- [ ] Respiratory Health Benefits 
- [ ] Helps soothe minor sore muscles and minor muscles spasms 
- [ ] Alleviates Tooth pain and ache
- [ ]  Chilcuague root aids digestion, alleviating stomach discomfort and improving bowel movements. It can be used to treat indigestion, bloating, and other digestive problems.
- [ ] Regular consumption of Chilcuague can strengthen the immune cells in the Lymphatic system, helping the body fight off infections and diseases.
- [ ] Chilcague root has also been used as an insecticide.