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10 Effective Herbs Against Arthritis

A list of 10 effective herbs having potent anti-inflammatory properties helpful in the treatment of arthritis.

Many herbs have been used in the treatment of joint pains for centuries. These herbs have potent anti-inflammatory properties that can provide safe and effective relief from arthritis-related conditions. Following are 10 effective herbs for arthritis treatment.

Stinging Nettle

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The leaves and stems of Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica), has a long tradition of use in the treatment of joint pains and for osteoarthritis. Nettle leaf extract contains active compounds that reduce TNF-α and other inflammatory cytokines. Applying nettle leaf topically to the painful area aids in relieving joint pains.

Boswellia

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Boswellia Serrata  or Indian frankincense,  has been historically used in Ayurvedic medicine as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis of the knee and aids in easing inflammation. The plant’s gum (guggulu) contains natural anti-inflammatory agents called boswellic acids. Dried extracts of the gum resin, when applied topically to affected area reduces inflammation by blocking off pro-inflammatory cytokines.

Black Cohosh

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Black Cohosh (Actaea racemosa), is a herbaceous perennial plant native to eastern North America. Native Americans have long been using roots and rhizomes of these plants for rheumatism, kidney disorders, fever,  colds and backaches. Studies have shown that the plant possess analgesic, sedative, and anti-inflammatory properties. Today, extracts of Black Cohosh is used as alternative medicine to treat rheumatism and to promote menstruation. CAUTION: Large doses can cause poisoning.

White Willow

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White Willow (Salix alba), is a medium-size to large deciduous tree native to Europe and central and western Asia. Willow bark has long been used in Europe and China for reducing fever and inflammation and pain caused by arthritis. A natural aspirin, the inner bark of the tree contains salicin, which is then transformed to salicylic acid in the body. Studies have shown that bark extracts, when taken orally lasts longer than aspirin, and has less side gastronomic side effects.

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  1. I know some of these plants but haven’t seen the others. Nice share sir :)

  2. Great to learn about the “natural aspirin”. It’s good to know that it has fewer side effects.

  3. Striked like on this papaleng. It’s great to know all these that are real helpful to people with Athritis. I’ll have to take note of this. Great share!

  4. Striked like on this papaleng. It’s great to know all these that are real helpful to people with Athritis. I will have to take note of this. Great share!

  5. Thanks for the info. I only can think of ginger

  6. Well researched and written. Learn new things. Thanks!

  7. good information , arthritis is a burning problem , Although herbs take time but they cure.

  8. My grandpa is using a small herb called pancit pancitan . i dunno id its really proven

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  9. Thanks for this.

  10. Informative one…

  11. Excellent post. Very informative.

  12. Many herbs are great for our health.

  13. It’s really great to know these herbs.

  14. Are they rare plants? I don’t know the other herbs mentioned here. But anyhow, thanks for sharing. These herbs are really helpful for sure.

    HaroldJ

  15. Very informative. Twitted and FB-liked.

  16. It is best to stick to natural remedies when we can. Good article.

  17. I have arthritis in my feet in the winter they really hurt, thanks for these tips.

  18. I have been taking some of these supplements for a while without realising they were good for arthritis. That’s why I am feeling better this winter. Thanks for the information, Papaleng.

  19. home remedies are the best… thanks for sharing

  20. Fantastic health article with details.

  21. That’s a great list Donald. Thanks for the share.
    Monica.

  22. I didn’t know about all of these herbs. Thanks for the information, very useful for arthritis sufferers.

  23. informative. thank you ^_^

  24. Good information to know

  25. good information

  26. Good information to know.

  27. They are nice looking herbs paps. They’re even nicer for their medicinal properties. Great discovery.

  28. Good information, with nice- clear pictures to identify herbs! Great job… Thanks, for the share;)

  29. Arthritis is now a days a common disease , this article is very useful for Arthritis :)

  30. Just super. I have a touch of arthritis. This is great information for me. Thank you.

  31. I’ve tried ginger. Really effective with honey pero sa back pain ko lang ginamit.

  32. An excellent and informative article. Very educational and beneficial :)

  33. Nice article and i liked it very much.

  34. Joint pains can be troublesome, thanks for sharing this helpful article

  35. Very helpful article Papaleng. Has been a while since I’ve been on Triond and seems like I have a lot to catch up on. This piece was very useful. Thanks for sharing and hope all is well on your end.

  36. Valuable information presented here. Very good article!

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