Devil's Claw 

(Harpagophytum procumbens)

Description

Devil’s claw has been used for centuries by Africans because of its ability to heal. Traditionally, the dried root was made into a tea used to treat indigestion, fevers, and blood disorders, while the fresh root was used for boils and skin problems.

This herb is believed to reduce pain and inflammation and is therefore recommended for arthritis.

How It May Benefit You...

  • arthritis,

  • gout,

  • fibrositis

  • lumbago.

  • pain in joints and muscles.

Apply externally for skin lesions and boils.

Caution...

Check with your Doctor before using devil's claw if you are pregnant.

WARNING:    Herbs should only be used under the supervision of an experienced herbalist or naturopath experienced in herbs.

Availability...

Devil's claw is available in tinctures and capsules.

 

 

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