Cat's Claw is a vine-like growth in South America and Asia, tropical rainforest and jungle creepers. Some cultures the plant known as the "rainforests of the sacred herb." The vine leaves its base, named after a small thorn, which looks like a small thorn cat claws. This small claws can make cat's claw wrapped himself attached to a tree and climbed to 8-100 feet tall.
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Cat's claw has long been one of homeopathy for intestinal diseases. Uses include: Crohn's disease, ulcers and tumors, parasites, colitis, gastritis, diverticulitis and leaky gut syndrome. By stimulating the immune system, which can also improve the responses to the virus and respiratory infections.
Clinical studies in Europe have used an extract thereof mixed with AZT to treat AIDS. It is also used for the treatment and prevention of arthritis and rheumatism, as well as diabetes, premenstrual unpleasant symptoms, chronic fatigue syndrome, lupus, and prostate disease.
1. impact (leaky gut syndrome) on intestinal permeability of the
2. relieve arthritis pain and inflammation
3. improve immune function
The inhibition of platelet accumulation and thrombosis
5. Cardiovascular System tonic
Cat's Claw vine active ingredients vary widely, and depend on the time of year the plant was harvested. Cat's claw has been found in a large number of beneficial phytochemicals. Including bio-alkali, proanthocyanidins, polyphenols, triterpenoid glycosides and so on. However, a variety of active cat's claw is believed to be the result of its biological role of alkali. Cat's claw extract extract as an effective role usually contain 3% of standard biological alkali ingredients.