Joint Ease Joint and Mobility Elixir

Devil’s Claw

Origin: Southern Africa
Cultural lineage: San / Khoi traditional medicine
Devil’s Claw is one of Africa’s most respected anti-inflammatory plants, used for generations to ease joint pain, backache, muscle tension, and mobility issues. Energetically, it releases what the body holds tightly. San and Khoi healers traditionally prepared it as a root infusion for arthritis, long-distance walking recovery, and general body pain.

Nettle

Origin: Africa, West Asia, Northern regions of the continent
Cultural lineage: East African and Southern African herbalism
Nettle is deeply mineral-rich, supporting joint strength, bone density, and tissue repair. Its energetic quality is fortifying — a plant that rebuilds what life depletes. In East and Southern Africa, nettle has been used to reduce inflammation, nourish the blood, and strengthen the body during physically demanding labour, ageing, and seasonal transitions.

Celery Seed

Origin: North Africa and Mediterranean Africa
Cultural lineage: North African, Middle Eastern, and Berber herbalism
Celery seed supports the clearing of excess uric acid and helps ease swollen joints and water retention. Energetically, it removes stagnation and restores movement. North African communities used celery seed for digestion, cleansing, and joint comfort long before it spread into global herbalism.

Horsetail

Origin: Found across Africa, especially Southern and Central regions
Cultural lineage: Indigenous African medicine, early Egyptian plant medicine
Horsetail is a natural source of silica, strengthening bones, cartilage, connective tissue, nails, and skin. Energetically, it reinforces structure — the inner scaffolding of the body. In ancient African plant traditions, including early Egyptian herbal practice, horsetail was used for skeletal healing, wounds, and tissue regeneration.

Burdock Root

Origin: Native to Northern Asia, now widely naturalised in Africa
Cultural lineage: African diaspora herbalism, Afro-Asian traditional medicine
Burdock helps reduce internal inflammation and supports detox pathways linked to joint comfort. Energetically, it cools internal heat and encourages purification. Across the African diaspora and Afro-Asian trade routes, burdock became a valued root for clearing the blood, easing joint discomfort, and supporting long-term mobility.

• Please avoid this product during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

• If you’re taking blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder, speak to your healthcare provider before use.

• Devil’s Claw may interact with certain heart medications — check with your doctor if you're managing cardiac conditions.

• If you have kidney conditions, consult your healthcare provider before using products containing horsetail or celery seed.

• If you experience digestive discomfort or any unusual symptoms, pause use and reassess.

• Keep this elixir out of reach of children.

• Follow the recommended daily dosage for best results.