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Old 05-19-2007, 08:24 AM #2
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Hi Kim
yes, Cats Claw aka Uno de Gato is considered to be a very powerful anti-inflammatory BUT is also a very very potent immune booster, so anyone taking it with auto-immune illness should be careful

It was not a good fit for my son's Crohn's (he was given tincture) but I do know others with inflammatory illness that it has been most helpful for
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