Cat's claw

Cat's claw/Nutrient Depletion:

  • ElectrolytesElectrolytes: The mitraphylline constituent of cat's claw may have diuretic properties (36), which may lead to electrolyte imbalances.
  • IronIron: Cat's claw has been shown to contain tannins (74). Theoretically, the tannin content of cat's claw may bind with iron (75), decreasing its absorption into the body.
  • LipidsLipids: Animal research shows that cat's claw contains rhynchophylline (36), which may theoretically lower blood cholesterol.