Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Pain Mix

Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Pain Mix

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If you have tried a shelf of things for the pain and the stiffness and are worn out from it, we understand, and we are not going to oversell a bottle of drops. This is curcumin and devil’s claw in easy drops, two well-known anti-inflammatory herbs combined and taken to help with pain, stiff joints and everyday inflammation. It works gradually, alongside how you already look after yourself.

About this Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Pain Mix

Made for pain and stiffness that keep coming back

What wears you down is the daily version: the joints that stiffen up, the aches that follow the inflammation. This blend brings together two of the most reached-for anti-inflammatory herbs, curcumin and devil’s claw (Harpagophytum procumbens), in a simple drop, taken to help the body through that everyday pain and stiffness.

Simple drops, honest work

  • Pain and stiff joints — curcumin and devil’s claw, traditionally taken to ease arthritis, muscle stiffness and the aches that come with inflammation, so you can move more freely.
  • Everyday inflammation — two herbs long reached for around inflammation, combined in one drop.
  • Energy and focus — taken to help lift everyday energy and focus.
  • A gentle daily base — also taken to support your body’s natural fat-burning, alongside good food and movement.

Honest about the timeline

Herbal tinctures build up gradually over weeks, not overnight. This is a daily helper, not a cure for worn joints, and it will not do the work of rest and movement for you. Give it a proper few consistent weeks of steady use before you judge it.

Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Pain Mix

Not sure where to start?

Not sure if this is the right one for your pain, or how it fits with what you already take? You do not have to guess. Anita, the natural-health practitioner behind Guiding Truth in Nelspruit, knows the whole range and is glad to help you choose. Send her a message and a real person, not a call centre, will help you find the product that fits. She does not diagnose or prescribe, so for anything medical she will always point you to your doctor first.

Anti-Inflammatory Antioxidant Pain Mix Details

May assist in

  • Arthritis
  • Heartburn and cholesterol
  • Gallbladder disorders
  • Bronchitis and colds
  • Insulin
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Kidney problems
  • Worms
  • Eliminate inflammation
  • Increasing energy and focus
  • Enhancing fat-burning
  • Muscle stiffness

Ingredients

Curcumin Herb Mix and Harpagophytum procumbens (Devil’s Claw), Preservative – Alcohol ≤ 20%. Size: 50ml.

How to use

3 times daily. Adults: 10 drops. Children: 1 drop for every year of age (ages 1 to 10, e.g. a 3 year old takes 3 drops, a 7 year old takes 7 drops).

Caution & Disclaimer

Keep out of reach of children. Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Do not take with anti-coagulants. Sugar and gluten free.

This is an unregistered complementary medicine that has not been evaluated by SAHPRA for its quality, safety or intended use. It is not intended to replace any prescribed medication. Consult your healthcare practitioner before use.

Common questions

What is in this Pain Mix?

A blend of curcumin herb mix and devil’s claw (Harpagophytum procumbens), in a tincture with a small amount of alcohol as a preservative. The full detail is under Supplement Information.

How do I take it?

It is taken as drops, three times a day. Adults take 10 drops. For children, give one drop for every year of age, up to age 10.

I have tried a lot for pain and stiff joints. Will this help?

Honestly, no herbal blend is a cure for worn joints, and we would rather be straight with you. What curcumin and devil’s claw are reached for is steady, daily support with pain, stiffness and the inflammation behind them. If you want a simple daily habit to add to what you already do, this is that.

Does curcumin ever upset the stomach?

For some people, yes. Curcumin does not agree with every stomach, and a few find it can nudge reflux or heartburn. If your gut is sensitive, take it with food and start at the lower end. If it does not sit right, ease off and check in with Anita or your practitioner.

Can I take it with my medication?

Check with your healthcare practitioner first, especially if you take medication for inflammation, blood pressure or blood sugar. Do not take it with anti-coagulants.