What is Cat’s Claw?
A prolific, woody vine that flowers bright yellow and grows in the tropical regions of Central and South America, Cat’s Claw is named after its thorns that resemble a cat’s claw. It’s an ancient plant that began cultivating a reputation for assisting with numerous ailments way back during the Inca civilization. Current practitioners intend all kinds of results when prescribing Cat’s Claw.

How to Make Cat’s Claw Tea
A good boil is recommended, and a decent steep, but not too long, say 3-5 minutes. You’ll be encouraged to include your favorite sweetener, if sweet’s your thing. Or, experiment with other flavors; we love to include a bag of our versatile Ginger Root Tea, though Fennel and Fenugreek are fantastic options as well.