Devil’s claw supplements may be used as an alternative for treating arthritis and pain. But it may react with certain medications and worsen some health conditions like heart disorders or diabetes.

Deep in Africa's Kalahari Desert lies the "Devil's claw," a plant that may hold the key to effective treatments for arthritis, tendinitis and other illnesses that affect millions each year.

You might be interested to see how a “monograph” style report on a herb is done. Here you will find that kind of presentation for Devil’s Claw, a traditional and scientifically corroborated remedy for ...

The development of new 'biofactories' which can produce rare healing substances in the endangered Devil's claw plant has been reported by a group of scientists. The Devil's claw plant, which lies in ...

At 4:30 a.m., the searing African sun has not yet set the dusty, drought-stricken Namibian countryside ablaze. Yet already, women from small villages of thatch huts are walking along the roadside with ...

Imagine strolling through the desert on a hike at sunset. You’re so focused on making sure you don’t rub up against the prickly cactuses that you’re startled when it feels like a hand has reached up ...

The Devil’s claw plant, native to South Africa, is widely recognized for its therapeutic qualities. It is commonly used to alleviate pain and lessen inflammation. Consuming it in supplement form has ...

Namibia is the largest exporter of a medicinal plant called Devil’s Claw. It is a source of income for 10 000 mostly poor families. But Devil’s Claw is now threatened with extinction. Gladys Kahaka, a ...