Nature's Answer Cat's Claw Inner Bark

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Sold as “Nature's Answer Cat's Claw Inner Bark | Supports Healthy Joint & Muscle Function | Gluten-Free, Alcohol-Free, Vegan, Kosher Certified & No Preservatives 2oz (3 Pack)”

PREMIUM QUALITY: Nature’s Answer Alcohol-free Cat’s Claw (Uncaria tomentosa)) Fluid Extract is a concentrated herbal extract and has been offered in the Natural Health Marketplace from Our Family to Yours since 1972. Nature's Answer alcohol-free extracts are produced using alcohol, USP Purified water and natural extractants to maintain the herbs natural holistic balance. The alcohol and extraction materials are then removed using our Unique Bio-Chelated Cold Extraction Process. Cats Claw Alcohol Free Fluid Herbal Extract is nonGMO, Kosher, Parve, Vegan Gluten Free. EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES: Cat’s Claw, also known as Uncaria tomentosa and uña de gato, is a woody vine that grows wild in the Amazon rainforest and other tropical areas of Central and South America. The name Cat’s Claw comes from the shape of its thorns that look like a cat’s claw. Cat’s claw extracts, liquids, tablets, capsules and tea are made from the bark and root of the vine. The use of cat’s claw to support health dates back to the Inca civilization. Nature’s Answer Cat’s Claw brings you the benefits of this unique vine. This potent, super concentrated formula supports healthy joint and muscle function naturally.* With 1,000 mg of carefully extracted Nature’s Answer Cat’s Claw Inner Bark in a single serving. Each 1 ml serving is made from 1000 mg of dried herb (1:1 dry herb equivalent), Tested, Verified & Identified for Authenticity. Advanced Botanical Fingerprint Made From 1000 mg Concentrated Cats Claw Inner Bark Alcohol Free Holistically Balanced nonGMO Project verified Kosher certified Bio-Chelated Cold Extraction Gluten Free The highlands of the Amazon rainforest in Peru is the home of the Ashanica Indians. The indigenous healers there used Cat’s Claw (Uncaria tomentosa), which they call Una de Gato, for thousands of years as an herb that was considered to have many benefits. The plant is named for the large hook-like thorns that come off the ends of this long vine which locals have sta