Uncaria tomentosa Plant (Cats Claw Herb) |
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Efficacy of Cats Claw Herb as an Alternative Medicine According to GRADE* Ranking: Recommendation: No recommendation (There is insufficient evidence to support claims that cats claw herb is able to help treat candidiasis, diabetes, herpes, arthritis, period pain, acute coronary syndromes, conjunctivitis, rhinitis, angina, asthma, eczema, candidal vaginitis, hookworm infection, pinworm infestation, premenstrual syndrome, heart disease or inflammatory bowel disease. More studies are required for using cat claw as treatment for these conditions.) Grade of Evidence: Very low level of evidence Chronic Leukemia [1] : Recommendation: Strongly against (Evidence shows that Cats Claw does not slow or treat leukemia growth, and may in fact make the condition worse by enabling leukemia cells to live longer) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia [1]: Recommendation: Strongly against (Evidence shows that Cats Claw does not slow or treat leukemia growth, and may in fact make the condition worse by enabling leukemia cells to live longer) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Leukemia (Acute Myeloid) [1]: Recommendation: Strongly against (Evidence shows that Cats Claw does not slow or treat leukemia growth, and may in fact make the condition worse by enabling leukemia cells to live longer) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia [1]: Recommendation: Strongly against (Evidence shows that Cats Claw does not slow or treat leukemia growth, and may in fact make the condition worse by enabling leukemia cells to live longer) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Chronic Eosinophilic Leukemia [1]: Recommendation: Strongly against (Evidence shows that Cats Claw does not slow or treat leukemia growth, and may in fact make the condition worse by enabling leukemia cells to live longer) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Dengue [2, 3]: Recommendation: Weakly in favor (Studies show that cats claw herb may be beneficial to those with dengue. More studies are needed.) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever [2, 3]: Recommendation: Weakly in favor (Studies show that cats claw herb may be beneficial to those with dengue. More studies are needed.) Grade of Evidence: Low level of evidence * www.gradeworkinggroup.org 2. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18279801 3. http://www.laht.com/article.asp?CategoryId=14090&ArticleId=322156 Public DiscussionNo discussions exist for this vitamin yet. You can be the first to create one!
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