4 Using the strength-of-evidence rating scale, white willow bark for arthritis pain gets an “A,” with strong evidence based on quality clinical trials. 3 In one small trial of 78 patients ...

Varieties of willow bark include: Salix purpurea (purple willow) Salix fragilis (crack willow) Salix alba (white willow ... patients with different types of arthritis, researchers found that ...

White willow bark may also alleviate acute back pain ... Traditionally used for rheumatoid arthritis, the South African herb devil's claw may also soothe pain resulting from osteoarthritis ...

Also, the tannins present in willow bark make it anti-microbial and can be used for treating tendonitis and bursitis. In a pan, take water, add white willow bark to it and bring it to boil.

Mention willow, and most people say "weeping." But the graceful tree should actually be seen as a source of joy. White willow is nature's aspirin. In fact, pharmaceutical aspirin was originally ...

The bark of white willow (Salix alba), which Hippocrates ... willow leaves for gout (which we know now as a type of arthritis). Celsus, another Roman medical writer, said warm willow packs or ...

Medicinally, salicylate acid derivatives like salicin (white willow bark), and methyl salicylate provide anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving benefits. Aspirin is often used to manage heart ...

The extract used in the study is not available in the US, but a version produced by Nature's Way, containing 250 mg of white willow bark plus 200 mg of white willow bark extract standardized to 15 ...

The bark of white willow (Salix alba), which Hippocrates ... willow leaves for gout (which we know now as a type of arthritis). Celsus, another Roman medical writer, said warm willow packs or ...