Nanga Devil's claw - Harpagophytum procumbens 100 capsules x 600 mg

Devil's Claw occurrence

Devil's Claw also called Harpago (hook/claw) is native to South Africa, including the Kalahari Desert, this creeper is a perennial plant belonging to the Sesame family, Pedaliaceae family. The trunk grows along the ground and becomes approximately 1.5 meters long. The plant has bell-shaped flowers, with a yellow pipe and with a purple, red or pink crown. Fruits are sharp and attach like a hook to animals that pass by and can easily injure them - hence its name.

What is devil's claw good for

For hundreds of years, this herb has been used by local people to treat a variety of conditions. It is above all the root that has interesting properties and is used as a natural remedy. Roots contain active substances such as iridoids, flavonoids, essential oil and phenolic acids.

Devil's claw can be used together with Boswellia and MSM.

Possible side effects

There are no serious side effects of devil's claw reported, but it is worth following a simple rule - what is too much is unhealthy. Consuming too much devil's claw can lead to indigestion.

The product is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women. The herb may also interact with various medications. It has been proven that the use of devil's claw together with drugs that lower blood pressure can slightly enhance their effects. Do not use in the presence of gastric or duodenal ulcers.

The product is suitable for vegans and vegetarians.