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19 Diseases Researched for Devils Claw

Name	AC	CK
Arthritis: Rheumatoid	1	10
Back Pain	1	10
Hyperalgesia	3	6
Oxidative Stress	2	6
Allodynia	2	4
Neuropathic Pain	2	4
Obesity	1	2
Osteoporosis	1	2
Postoperative Recovery	1	2
Sarcoidosis	1	2
Tardive Dyskinesia	1	2
Uterus: Contraction/Expulsion Disorders	1	2
Alzheimer's Disease	1	1
Follicular Lymphoma	1	1
Inflammation	1	1
Lipid Peroxidation	1	1
Lymphoma	1	1
Osteoarthritis	1	1
Tin Poisoning	1	1

13 Pharmacological Actions Researched for Devils Claw

Name	AC	CK
Antioxidants	3	8
Analgesics	2	4
Anti-Inflammatory Agents	3	3
Anti-Angiogenic	1	2
Antinoceceptive	1	2
Appetite Suppresant	1	2
Bone Density Conservation Agents	1	2
Uterotonic	1	2
Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitor	1	1
Cholinesterase Inhibitors	1	1
Interleukin-6 Downregulation	1	1
Matrix Metalloproteinase-13 (MMP-13) Inhibitor	1	1
Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF) Alpha Inhibitor	1	1

Research Articles 18
Cumulative Knowledge Score 29
Overall Research Rating GOOD

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Devil's claw, White Willow Bark and Cayenne all show promise in the treatment of back pain.Apr 19, 2006

Devils claw is an effective and well-tolerated treatment option for mild to moderate degenerative rheumatic disorders.Dec 01, 2007

A putative new variety of H. procumbens showed the highest degree of antioxidative capacity.Dec 31, 2015

Devil's claw (H. procumbens) exhibits a uterotonic effect in the rat uterus, lending pharmacological credence to the suggested folkloric obstetric uses of the plant's secondary root for induction and/or acceleration of labour, as well as for expelling retOct 01, 2009

H. procumbens cooperates synergistically with morphine in resolving hyperalgesia and allodynia.May 31, 2016

H. procumbens extracts have potential analgesic effects in the case of acute postoperative pain and chronic neuropathic pain in rats.Dec 31, 2013

H. procumbens is a promising therapeutic agent for the treatment of involuntary oral movements. Apr 30, 2016

H. procumbens root extract is a potential novel source for potent anti-obesity bioactives.Dec 31, 2013

Harpagide has a potential for prevention of bone loss in ovariectomized mice.Feb 16, 2016

Reumaherb promotes anti-angiogenic activity and may potentially be used in diseases associated with excessive blood vessel formation.Dec 31, 2015

The antinociceptive effect of H. procumbens requires the integrity of the HO-1/CO pathway.Dec 31, 2014

An ethyl acetate soluble fraction of the roots of Harpagophytum procumbens was found to inhibit AChE activity.Dec 31, 2013

Devil's claw (H. procumbens) protects against stannous chloride (tin) induced cytotoxicity. Jan 01, 2007

Devil's Claw may have a therapeutic role in the treatment of follicular lymphoma. Aug 01, 2009

Harpagoside and harpagide could influence TNFα-secretion and cell adhesion molecule mRNA-expression.Mar 31, 2016

The anti-inflammatory effect of H. procumbens could also be attributed to its antioxidant activity.Oct 31, 2013

The present study suggests that harpagoside exerts a significant anti-inflammatory effect.Apr 14, 2016

Devils claw demonstrates a variety of therapeutic activities.Dec 01, 2004

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