Visuel deEXTRAIT DE GRIFFE DU DIABLE Devil's claw extract

Description du produit

EUROMED devil's claw extract is a standardized herbal extract of Harpagophytum procumbens DC secondary root. It belongs to the family of Pedaliaceae and comes exclusively from southern Africa, where it grows in savanna and deciduous forests.

Its natural habitat is steppe-like areas of the Kalahari desert in Namibia and parts of adjacent South Africa, Botswana, Angola and Zimbabwe. Nowadays devil's claw is being cultivated as a medicinal plant.


Chemistry

Devil's claw contains mainly iridoid glycosides (up to 3 %). Further constituents are glycosides of the flavonoids kaempferol and luteolin, chlorogenic acid and cinnamic acid, the phenylethanoid acteosid, quinone,

harpagoquinone, triterpenes like ursolic and oleanic acid and derivatives, phytosterols like sitosterol and stigmasterol, and esters; sugars, mostly in form of stachyose, sucrose and monosaccharides.

The secoiridoid glycoside fraction, consisting of harpagoside, procumbide, harpagide and 8-para-coumaroyl-harpagide, is supposed to contribute to the pharmacological actions and clinical efficacy.


Indications

Devil's claw extract is a herbal preventive and therapeutic agent for painful arthritis (osteoarthritis) and tendinitis.

Treatment results in relief of pain and improves functionality and mobility. It gives most patients relief from symptoms within the first few weeks of treatment.

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Quels sont les produits forestiers non ligneux qui sont utilisés comme matière première pharmaceutique?

Le 13/02/2023 - 1 réponse

Dernière réponse : Les produits forestiers non ligneux (PFNL) utilisés comme matières premières pharmaceutiques incluent une variété de plantes, racines, écorces, feuilles et autres parties végétales qui sont récoltées... Lire plus

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