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What are Devil's Claw's other names?

• Duiwelsklou
• Grapple plant
• Harpagophytum procumbens
• Wood Spider

What is Devil's Claw's recommended dosage?

• Recommended daily intake: 6 g
• Recommended daily doses: 3

What supplements interact with Devil's Claw?

What can Devil's Claw help with?

Devil's Claw for Osteoarthritis

3 studies Slightly Positive About 10% of the patients suffered from minor adverse events that could possibly have been attributable to Doloteffin. Between 50% and 70% of the patients benefitted from Doloteffin with few adverse effects. Thus, Doloteffin is well worth considering for osteoarthritic knee and hip pain and nonspecific low back pain. Slightly Positive Long-term treatment with Doloteffin was well tolerated. Ex-R and ex-D patients behaved similarly during the follow-up. Slightly Positive Though no significant intergroup differences were demonstrable, large numbers will be needed to show equivalence.

What is Devil's Claw used for?

Devil's Claw for Joint support

3 studies Slightly Positive About 10% of the patients suffered from minor adverse events that could possibly have been attributable to Doloteffin. Between 50% and 70% of the patients benefitted from Doloteffin with few adverse effects. Thus, Doloteffin is well worth considering for osteoarthritic knee and hip pain and nonspecific low back pain. Slightly Positive Long-term treatment with Doloteffin was well tolerated. Ex-R and ex-D patients behaved similarly during the follow-up. Slightly Positive Though no significant intergroup differences were demonstrable, large numbers will be needed to show equivalence.

What are Devil's Claw's effects on the body?

Devil's Claw for the Skeletal System

3 studies About 10% of the patients suffered from minor adverse events that could possibly have been attributable to Doloteffin. Between 50% and 70% of the patients benefitted from Doloteffin with few adverse effects. Thus, Doloteffin is well worth considering for osteoarthritic knee and hip pain and nonspecific low back pain. Long-term treatment with Doloteffin was well tolerated. Ex-R and ex-D patients behaved similarly during the follow-up. Though no significant intergroup differences were demonstrable, large numbers will be needed to show equivalence.