Europeans use Cats Claw for herpes and AIDS Also known as Samento In Europe and Peru, Cat’s Claw is used as a treatment for viral diseases such as herpes, shingles, AIDS, and feline leukemia virus. At this time, studies are in progress for its use in treat allergies, stomach ulcers, rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis. Even though Peruvian Indians use Cat’s Claw to treat cancer there have been no studies to confirm this herb’s effectiveness. Suggested Dosage or Use: Take 6-12 drops in liquid or under tongue, 1-3 times a day. Ingredients: Cats Claw (Una de gato), R/O Water, 12% Alcohol. Botanical Name: Unicaria tomentosa Expiration: Approximately 2 years from the date of purchase. References: Cats Claw is a rain forest herb that grows in the Peruvian Amazon; it has been used by native healers for many years. This herb has a wide range of therapeutic applications, especially for the digestive and immune systems.Research has been conducted on Cats Claw for over two decades, and it has been referred to as The Opener of the Way by Dr. Brent W. Davis, D.C. due to its powerful cleansing effects on the intestinal tract. It helps to heal numerous stomach/intestinal disorders including: ulcers, Chrons disease, diverticulitis, leaky bowel syndrome, colitis, gastritis, hemorrhoids, fistulas, parasites, and intestinal flora imbalance. The root of Cats Claw contains alkaloids which help to enhance the phagocytic ability of white blood cells and macrophages. The alkaloid most stimulating to the immune system is Isopteropodine. Other alkaloids function to inhibit platelet aggregation and thrombosis; thus, they might be beneficial in the prevention of stroke and heart attack. Cats Claw helps to lessen the side effects of radiation and chemotherapy. Other Conditions: Which might be treated with Cats Claw include: arthritis and painful joints, rheumatism, cancer, bursitis, genital herpes, herpes zoster, allergies, systemic candidiasis, PMS and irregularities of the menstrual cycle, HIV virus, environmental toxin poisoning, urinary tract and prostate problems. It is important to note: That there is another species, Unicaria guianensis, which grows in the lowlands, whereas Unicaria tomentosa grows in the highlands. The lowland species has similar properties but does not contain Isopteropodine; therefore, it is less effective as an immune stimulant. Townsend letter #30 -- Phillip N. Steinberg, May, 1994 Brand: American Health and Herbs Cats Claw Tincture 2 fl. oz., 100% Organic

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