COLOMBIAN GOLD EXTRACTS sources high quality ingredients from indigenous regions of our planet where these plants and holistic properties grow naturally. The foundations of life, such as food resources, medicines, and spiritual integrity, of indigenous communities have long been rooted and associated with their respective native and localized ecosystems. Most of the original and native ecosystems of this planet have been altered or degraded, especially rapidly in the last 2 centuries, due to severe anthropogenic alterations and associated disturbances. Today throughout the world, mankind has mimicked the natural environments to yield certain plants, animals and natural resources to source desired ingredients. COLOMBIAN GOLD EXTRACTS sources the world’s most holistic plant-based ingredients with all beneficial properties intact as mother nature intended.

COLOMBIAN GOLD CBD products are formulated to deliver natural holistic wellness with carefully selected ingredients sourced from regions of our planet where these plants grow naturally. Each ingredient has a simple and effective reason to why it is present in our products. We strive to keep all COLOMBIAN GOLD® products minimally processed keeping all beneficial properties intact for the most pure and potent results.

The Amazon Rainforest is home to more than 80,000 plant species.  Of these, more than 40,000 play a critical role in keeping us — all of us — alive by regulating the global climate.  And apart from being known as “The Lungs of The Planet,” the Amazon also receives the title of “The World’s Largest Medicine Cabinet.”

In Western modern medicine, around 25% of all drugs are derived from rainforest plants.  That’s an impressive statistic, especially considering that less than 5% of Amazon plant species have been studied for their potential medicinal benefits.

COLOMBIAN GOLD CBD contributes 2% of all sales to the Amazon Conservation Association to save the world’s rainforests and preserve the amazon. Amazon Conservation Association (ACA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization working to conserve the biodiversity of the Amazon basin through the development of new scientific understanding, sustainable resource management and rational land-use policy.

Founded in 1999 by tropical ecologists Adrian Forsyth and Enrique Ortiz, the organization works in close partnership with the Peruvian nonprofit organization Asociación para la Conservación de la Cuenca Amazónica (ACCA), headquartered in Cuzco, and ACA-Bolivia, headquartered in La Paz. ACA and its sister organizations work by conducting scientific research and establishing partnerships with governments, local communities and other conservation organizations to expand the amount of land protected in the region.

A principal objective of the organization is to develop field research sites ranging from high elevation cloud forest to the lowland Amazonian forest. It is this altitudinal gradient that harbors the greatest known richness of species on the planet.