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Description
"White Willow Bark Extract" is a supplement derived from the bark of the Salix alba tree, naturally containing salicin, which functions similarly to aspirin. It is commonly used for joint pain, backaches, and headaches, as well as arthritis and inflammatory conditions. Its anti-inflammatory properties help reduce menopausal discomfort and fever. It also supports muscle relaxation and circulation. With a long history in traditional medicine, white willow extract remains an established option in botanical formulations.
Category
Herbal Extracts
When To Take It
For best results, white willow bark extract should be taken with food to reduce the likelihood of stomach discomfort, particularly for those sensitive to salicylates.
Synergy and Antagonism
White willow bark extract synergizes well with herbs like St. John’s wort extract and cramp bark extract for relieving muscle pain and tension. It can also complement anti-inflammatory herbs like turmeric extract and ginger extract , enhancing its analgesic effects. While there are no significant direct antagonistic interactions, it should be used cautiously alongside other salicylate-containing products, like aspirin, to prevent heightened side effects.
White willow bark extract synergizes well with herbs like St. John’s wort extract and cramp bark extract for relieving muscle pain and tension. It can also complement anti-inflammatory herbs like turmeric extract and ginger extract , enhancing its analgesic effects. While there are no significant direct antagonistic interactions, it should be used cautiously alongside other salicylate-containing products, like aspirin, to prevent heightened side effects.
White Willow Bark Extract
May Help With The Following Conditions
At present, there is no established association between this supplement and any medical condition listed on the Health Status pages.
Warnings
White willow bark extract should be avoided by individuals allergic to aspirin or those with bleeding disorders. It may interact with blood-thinning medications, increasing the risk of bleeding. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should also avoid its use.