health benefits.
Benefits of Cat’s Claw Vitamins
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BOLSTERING IMMUNITY: Cat’s claw is rich in immunomodulatory alkaloids, which regulate and balance immune function. They stimulate fresh immune cells and enhance their ability to fight off pathogens. Plus, our drops boost the production of white blood cells, necessary to fight infections.
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SUPPORTING JOINTS & MUSCLES: Pain-free joints? It’s possible with cat's claw! It reduces pain and stiffness for people with osteoarthritis, and may mitigate swollen, painful joints for those with rheumatoid arthritis. Cat's Claw helps decrease inflammation markers, promoting strong muscle and skeletal systems.
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AIDING DIGESTION: Alkaloids, polyphenols and triterpenes found in cat’s claw help combat digestive disorders, such as IBD (inflammatory bowel disease). With its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer properties, cat’s claw fights oxidative stress, reduces gastrointestinal inflammation and supports the integrity of the digestive lining.
Key benefits
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HEALTHY AGING: Oxidative stress, caused by an imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants, can lead to cellular damage and contribute to premature aging. Cat’s claw, rich with polyphenols, neutralizes free radicals, combats oxidative damage, and decelerates aging, helping you stay youthful and fresh.
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BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL: Our cat's claw supplement is teeming with alkaloids, which have antihypertensive effects: they relax blood vessels, promote vasodilation, and reduce peripheral vascular resistance. This all contributes to overall heart health and optimal blood pressure levels.
Additional benefits
Why Is Our Cat’s Claw Tincture a Must-Try?
FAQ
What is cat’s claw and why’s it called that?
Cat's claw, with its scientific name Uncaria tomentosa, is a medicinal herb that grows in the Amazon rainforest. It is named "cat's claw" due to its unique appearance. The plant has vine-like growth with curved thorns resembling the cat claws.
Interesting fact: The name "cat's claw" is also attributed to the traditional usage of the herb by indigenous people, who noticed that the wildcats would climb trees and use their claws to scrape the bark of the cat's claw plant. Inspired by this behavior and the physical resemblance of the plant's thorns to a cat's claws, the herb came to be known as "cat's claw."
In modern times, it has gained popularity as a natural remedy for immune support, joint health, digestive wellness, and other potent benefits.