7 Anti Inflammatory Herbs Used as Home Remedies

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7 Anti-Inflammatory Herbs Used as Home Remedies

Hey everyone Rob here from Remedies Insider and welcome back to the channel. 

And in today’s video, I will show you 7 Anti-Inflammatory Herbs Used as Home Remedies.

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While inflammation is a natural response that aids the body's healing process, persistent inflammation can be detrimental and potentially play a significant part in developing a variety of diseases.

Arthritis, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease, and numerous malignancies are only a few examples. 

Combating chronic inflammation may require significant lifestyle changes—managing stress, increasing physical activity, and eating healthfully. 

Numerous herbs include anti-inflammatory characteristics that may be beneficial in treating chronic inflammation—and many of them are also affordable. 

Here are seven inexpensive and efficient anti-inflammatory herbs to try. 

Turmeric. 

Curcumin, the turmeric's main element and the pigment that gives it its yellow color, has potent anti-inflammatory qualities. 

A recent study found that providing turmeric to patients resulted in a 30% reduction in Alzheimer's-associated brain plaque. 

400–600 mg standardized powder three times daily; or freely use in cooking. 

2. Claw of the devil. 

Devil's claw, which is widely used in Europe and the United States for joint pain and inflammation, has been demonstrated to reduce osteoarthritis pain significantly and may even be as effective as certain prescription medications. 

Additionally, a tiny study found that devil's claw may be beneficial for mild-to-moderate lower back, neck, and shoulder discomfort.

Three times daily, take 600–1,200 mg of a regulated dose. 

3. CayennePepper. CayennePepper. 

The ingredient that gives peppers their spiciness is called capsaicin. 

And it is capsaicin that has been demonstrated to have anti-inflammatory properties in the body. 

Capsaicin is found in all types of chili peppers, including cayenne and jalapeño. 

Chili peppers, either fresh or powdered, can be used in various foods, including desserts. 

Capsaicin supplements are frequently combined with other herbs to form natural anti-inflammatory mixes. 

4. Bark of White Willow. 

Since ancient Egyptian and Roman times, white willow tree bark has been used to relieve pain and inflammation. 

Numerous studies have demonstrated that white willow bark has a similar effect to aspirin but fewer adverse effects. 

For chronic illnesses, the average dose of white willow bark is 240 mg per day. 

Additionally, herbal blends contain white willow bark that can be used to treat an acute condition, such as a headache. 

Green Tea (5). 

Green tea's anti-cancer and anti-cardiovascular disease properties are widely documented. 

Recent research has demonstrated that green tea can be an effective anti-inflammatory, particularly when treating arthritis. 

Additionally, it has been shown to lower digestive tract inflammation, which may benefit patients with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. 

It is recommended to drink three to four cups of tea every day. 

Additionally, green tea extract is available in tablet form. 

Additionally, for people who are caffeine-intolerant, decaffeinated green teas are available. 

6. Claw of the Cat. 

Cat's claw is well-known as an Amazonian herb with potent antiviral qualities, but it also possesses amazing anti-inflammatory properties. 

It is well-known for alleviating inflammatory digestive conditions such as Crohn's Disease, stomach ulcers, and leaky gut syndrome. 

Historically, cat's claw was ingested in the form of tea, but it is now available in liquid extract and capsule form. 

Additionally, it is accessible in topicals, which are intended to treat conditions such as muscle and joint pain. 

Sage. 

For millennia, the sage (or Salvia) plant species has been utilized in traditional medicine. 

It has been demonstrated that it protects the body from oxidative stress and free radical damage, aids in the fight against bacterial and viral infections, and decreases inflammation. 

Sage is available in a variety of forms, including as capsules, teas, and essential oils.

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