Isula is a shrub whose fruits are consumed ripe and are considered by the inhabitants of the region as an effective digestive, in addition to attributing aphrodisiac properties. The infusion of the leaves serves as an aphrodisiac, the leaves in decoction in baths for mycosis, abortifacient, antipyretic, the decoction of the leaves and bark 48 as a refreshing and antipyretic, the infusion of the leaves and flowers as carminative, in dyspepsia and against spasms.