Asian Herb SOOTHES Arthritis Pain (Wow!)

By Jack Taylor Posted September 10, 2019

For many folks, life with painful rheumatoid arthritis (RA) means sitting on the sidelines… WATCHING as other people enjoy their lives and WISHING that you could do the same.  

Instead, you’re stuck at home or in bed… CRIPPLED by debilitating pain, swelling, and stiffness in your tender knees, hands, and feet.  

It’s lonely and boring – and plain UNFAIR! – but all your doc wants to do is prescribe painkillers.  

He doesn’t know how to help you.  

But get ready to lace up the ol’ walking shoes…  

Because Korean researchers have dug up a strange traditional herb… an oddly named plant used by local healers… that BANISHES the pain and swelling of devastating RA!  

I’ll reveal what it is just a moment…  

But first, let’s talk about this complex condition.  

Rheumatoid arthritis is an immune dysfunction marked by immune cells mistaking healthy cells for harmful invaders and attacking your joints… TRIGGERING the damage and inflammation behind your swelling, screaming pain, and constant stiffness.  

For years, mainstream researchers have scrambled to come up with a cure, but so far…  

NOTHING!  

Fortunately, we don’t have to wait around for the mainstream to get its act together, because Korean scientists have uncovered a new way to treat pain from RA. 

In their study, published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, researchers injected 28 mice with a collagen solution designed to mimic the effects of RA in humans. Then, they treated the mice with either the immunosuppressive med methotrexate or an extract of Saururus chinensis.  

That’s a traditional Korean herb also known as Asian lizard’s tail…  

And by the end of the study, 500 mg of it SLASHED mouse serum levels of both interleukin-6 and tumor necrosis factor alpha…  two proteins that are known to CREATE damaging inflammation!  

Less inflammation… less pain. It doesn’t get much easier than that.  

But the news about Asian lizard’s tail gets EVEN BETTER…  

Because researchers observed that mice fed lizard tail extract also showed reduced swelling in their hind legs!  

If you struggle with swollen joints, that’s a great indicator of what lizard’s tail could do for you. Plus, the herb also interfered in white blood cell movement to the sensitive padding around the mice’s joints – helping to prevent further damage.   

But don’t just take my word for it…  

Try Asian lizard’s tail for yourself.  

While most vitamin shops and natural markets won’t carry this particular herb, online retailers like Amazon offer Asian lizard’s tail dried (useful for making tea) or in capsule form.