06 Sep Fri 2013
Cat’s Claw Medicinal Organic Bark for salwe
Cat’s Claw Medicinal Organic Bark
Home Farm Herbery Cat’s Claw is great for immune health
Contrary to its name; cat’s claw is not an herb that is used in veterinary medicine. Rather, it gets its name from the shape of the plant. The vine actually has small shoots that look like cat’s claws.
What we know from more modern research is that cat’s claw was so good at treating this large variety of problems because it actually boosts the immune system of the human body. That means that the body gets better at treating all kinds of infections. So, rather than actually fighting the infections itself, cat’s claw helps the body to do its job.
Knowing that it can boost the immune system causes herbalists to use it in a much targeted way for inflammations such as gastritis, ulcers, and viral infections. In addition, cat’s claw is used as a complementary therapy with cancer treatment. Because cancer treatment strips the body of natural immunity, cat’s claw can help to restore some of the system.Because of its amazing properties of enhancing the immune system, cat’s claw has been used for almost 20 years in Peru and Europe when treating HIV. It can also be used with other immune system disorders. The part of cat’s claw that’s used for medicinal purposes is the bark. From dried bark, teas and infusions can be created. In addition, you can purchase cat’s claw in the form of a pill or a tincture.
Note: Cat’s claw can interact with some medications, so it’s important to make sure you’re not taking something that would be conflicting such as anticoagulants, diuretics, and blood pressure medications.If you’re in the position of needing to enhance your immune system, cat’s claw can be a natural and effective way to do it. It’s been used for thousands of years to do just that and it’s still an important part of herbal medicine today.
Contrary to its name; cat’s claw is not an herb that is used in veterinary medicine. Rather, it gets its name from the shape of the plant. The vine actually has small shoots that look like cat’s claws.
What we know from more modern research is that cat’s claw was so good at treating this large variety of problems because it actually boosts the immune system of the human body. That means that the body gets better at treating all kinds of infections. So, rather than actually fighting the infections itself, cat’s claw helps the body to do its job.
Knowing that it can boost the immune system causes herbalists to use it in a much targeted way for inflammations such as gastritis, ulcers, and viral infections. In addition, cat’s claw is used as a complementary therapy with cancer treatment. Because cancer treatment strips the body of natural immunity, cat’s claw can help to restore some of the system.Because of its amazing properties of enhancing the immune system, cat’s claw has been used for almost 20 years in Peru and Europe when treating HIV. It can also be used with other immune system disorders. The part of cat’s claw that’s used for medicinal purposes is the bark. From dried bark, teas and infusions can be created. In addition, you can purchase cat’s claw in the form of a pill or a tincture.
Note: Cat’s claw can interact with some medications, so it’s important to make sure you’re not taking something that would be conflicting such as anticoagulants, diuretics, and blood pressure medications.If you’re in the position of needing to enhance your immune system, cat’s claw can be a natural and effective way to do it. It’s been used for thousands of years to do just that and it’s still an important part of herbal medicine today.
1 oz. resealable pkg. of organic Cat’s claw $6.95
4 oz. resealable pkg. of organic Cat’s claw $24.95
8 oz. resealable pkg. of organic Cat’s claw $39.95
16 oz. resealable pkg. of organic Cat’s claw $69.95
All orders are shipped free and come with a free complimentary herb or herb blend of our choice so order today.
We thank you in advance for you order as all our net proceeds go to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Arlene
10:23 PM CDT
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