Devils Claw Root

Devil’s Claw has a rich history of use in traditional African medicine, particularly by the indigenous peoples of Southern Africa. The plant’s name is derived from the hook-like structures on its fruit, which resemble claws. Traditionally, Devil’s Claw was used for its anti-inflammatory properties, often to treat pain and inflammation, especially in the joints. It has also been used in European herbalism since the 19th century to support joint health and relieve muscle pain.

Botanical Name: Harpagophytum procumbens
Origin: Southern Africa

Uses:

• Known for its powerful anti-inflammatory effects, Devil’s Claw is commonly used to alleviate joint pain and arthritis symptoms.
• It supports digestive health and is used to relieve indigestion and promote appetite.
• Often consumed for its pain-relieving properties, particularly for muscle and back pain.
• Devil’s Claw is also used to improve mobility and reduce stiffness in the joints.

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