Herbs - Cat's Claw 50gr

What is it for? The indications and benefits of cat's claw

– digestive health

– Stimulation of the immune system

– Anti-inflammatory effect

– Decreased blood pressure

– Combats herpes

– Improvement of symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis

The properties of cat's claw

It is known for having the following properties:

Analgesics;

Anti-inflammatory;

Antioxidants;

Antimutagens;

Antiproliferatives;

antitumor;

Anti-virals;

Diuretic;

Depurative (detoxifying, fighting free radicals);

Hypotensive (low blood pressure).

How to make cat's claw tea

Ingredients: 

1 tablespoon of crushed cat's claw leaves;

1 liter of water.

Way of preparing:

Combine the leaves and water in a pot or kettle;

Bring to a boil and leave on the fire for three to four minutes after it starts to boil;

Remove from heat and let rest for 10 minutes. Strain and serve. Do not drink more than two to three cups of tea a day.

Important: It should not be ingested by pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical information.

Transplant patients who are using immunosuppressants, which includes individuals who have received a bone marrow transplant or skin graft, should also not use the medicinal plant.

People diagnosed with leukemia, those who suffer from blood disorders cannot use the plant either, because it slows blood clotting, which can increase the risk of bleeding and bruising in these individuals.

Already those who have a history of peptic ulcer (internal wound in the esophagus, duodenum or stomach) or gallstones, it is necessary to use the herb very carefully because it stimulates acid secretions in the stomach.

Also, people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease should consult their doctor before using the herb.