Willow Bark Tablets

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Willow bark tablets are nutritional supplements manufactured by drying, grinding and compressing willow tree bark into a convenient and conveniently consumable form. The best active ingredient present in willow bark is salicin which is the glycoside makeup which is transformed to salicylic acid- the anti-inflammatory material known. In contrast to raw willow bark, since it could be ingested in a tea or tincture form, interactions with tablets would be more standardized, meaning the client was consistently receiving gradually established doses of salicin and other active phytochemicals associated with these substances, such as flavonoids and tannins, which can be reinforcing. 
Manufacturers commonly make (or standardize) willow bark tablet preparations to contain a precise portion of salicin (usually 15-30 mg of salicin per tablet) so that users can regulate the proportions themselves according to their individual body requirements. This standardization helps resolve a persistent problem of natural remedies natural potency- not all pills made of willow bark do the same. 

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The Science Behind Willow Bark’s Anti-Inflammatory Potential
In order to know whether Willow bark tablets can sustain anti-inflammatory requirements, it is important to analyze the biological processes. Salicin is the main catalyst of their activity, which is further metabolised in the liver to salicylic acid. The action of this compound is by blocking the activity of cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes i.e. COX-1 and COX-2. The enzymes convert arachidonic acid into prostaglandins -lipids which cause inflammation, pain and fever in case of tissue damage or irritation. 
Salicylic acid decreases the level of prostaglandins, which lead to swelling in the body. The salicylic acid in willow bark seems to have a more balanced effect than certain synthetic anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), which are highly COX-1 inhibitors; this may reduce the chances of causing gastrointestinal side effects. Flavonoids in willow bark, including quercetin and kaempferol, are also antioxidants and may additionally help the body deal with oxidative stress, an important factor in chronic inflammation. 
Studies with evidence of the Anti-Inflammatory Effects. 
A few literature studies have examined anti-inflammatory effect of the willow bark extract with promising results extending to tablet preparations. In individuals with mild to moderate joint discomfort, a 2001 study in the Journal of Rheumatology compared effects of willow bark extract (standardized to 240 mg of salicin) to a placebo. Individuals who used the extract experienced a substantial decrease in inflammation related symptoms in two weeks, which got even better after six weeks. 
A second study posted in Phytomedicine in 2003 investigated the effect of willow bark on muscle soreness after exercise, a condition associated with acute inflammation. Researchers discovered that participants that used the willow bark extract reported lesser post-exercise inflammation and pain than ones that used a placebo, indicating that it may aid in physical stress recovery. 
Although the vast majority of studies are aimed at extract formulations, the salicin content of tablets made of willow bark is standardized and leads to the suspicion that they will cause the same effects. Regular doses of pills enable similar outcomes to take place, thus making tablets a possible choice provided individuals wish to gain some evidence-based natural anti-inflammatory help. 
What Are the Comparisons between Willow Bark Powder Tablets and other Anti-Inflammatory Choices. 
Comparing the willow bark extract tablets, it is convenient to contrast them with the other available anti-inflammatory options, natural and non-natural: 
Synthetic NSAIDs (e.g., ibuprofen, naproxen): these medications are extremely effective COXs inhibitors, and offer quick analgesia and/or infection suppression. But the risks of long term use are developing stomach ulcers, kidney problems or creating cardiovascular effects. Compared to pure willow bark powder tablets have more moderate, slower-acting effect, with a lower occurrence of severe gastrointestinal side effects, in select situations they can be used as long-term. 
Turmeric/Curcumin: Curcumin by itself is a well-known natural anti-inflammatory and also acts as an inhibitor of various inflammatory pathways. It is, however, without bioavailability and may need to be supplemented with piperine (piperine is a component of black pepper). Willow tablets made of bark do not have to overcome this barrier, salicin is easily digested by the body. 
Ginger: Ginger includes gingerols, which is an anti-inflammatory compound. Although useful in mild inflammation, ginger can contribute to intestinal discomfort at large and toxic doses. Willow tablets (bark) work through a milder metabolic route; they may be less irritating to the sensitive stomach. 
All of the mentioned options have their merits, but the willow bark pills deserve to be mentioned because of their moderate effectiveness, side effects, and easily manageable nature-feature that customers value dearly because they are eager to find the golden mean between artificial medications and other natural treatments. 
Who Will Do Well on Willow bark tablets? 
Willow and in particular, the bark tablets can be very helpful in certain populations that require anti-inflammatory assistance: 
Patients in the Mild to Moderate Joint Discomfort category: Patients who occasionally experience stiffness or soreness in the joints due to aging, overuse and minor ailments may have a benefit in the anti-inflammatory properties of the willow bark. 
Athletes and Fitness Enthusiasts: Inflammation and muscle soreness may impede performance and recovery after a workout. The active effects might be minimized by using willow bark as a tablet to aid regular training. 
Individuals who have Tension Headaches:The inflammation in the muscles of the head and neck usually leads to tension headaches. Mild pain-relieving effects and anti-inflammatory effects of willow bark should alleviate these symptoms. 
Sensitive to Synthetic NSAIDs: Patients who take Rapophenol (ibuprofen) with stomach upset, or with other side effects, are likely to be able to better handle the willow bark pills due to their gentler metabolic processing. 
As with any supplement, people with an underlying health condition (e.g., asthma, bleeding disorders) or medication (e.g., aspirin) should consult a healthcare provider before using this. 
Correct Division and Dosage. 
Willow bark pills should be used with these instructions to achieve the maximum anti-inflammatory effects, despite being safe: 
Dose: Typically the amount ingested is 1-2 tablets/day, each tablet should be 15-30 mg of salicin. This usually gives 30-60 mg of salicin per day which is a dose that was proven to be effective in research studies. Greater dosage does not automatically work better and is more likely to cause adverse effects. 
Time: In case of acute inflammation (such as post-workout soreness), the pills ought to be taken 30-60 minutes before the expected pain. Daily use may be more effective with chronic problems because the effects appear over time. 
Duration: Although the use of willow bark in the short term (up to 12 weeks) is overall safe, a healthcare provider must monitor long term care to ensure the treatment is tolerable and effective. 
Cautions: Do not use in pregnancy or breastfeeding, because salicin can have an effect on fetal development or enter the breast milk. Bark tablets of willow should be avoided by those who are allergic to aspirin (a synthetic form of salicylate), because they can cross-react.

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What is White Willow Bark and how does it act?
White Willow Bark is produced by extracting the bark of the Salix alba tree and it contains salicin, a chemical compound that the body transforms into salicylic acid, which is the active ingredient in aspirin. It is used mainly as pain medication, anti-inflammatory and fever-reducing, and it is a more natural form of drugs as opposed to synthetic drugs.

How should White Willow Bark be taken?
The average dose of the White Willow Bark supplements is 60-120 mg of salicin daily. You should take the lowest recommended dose as stipulated by the manufacturer and observe the effects of taking the drugs. To be dosed personally, you always have to consult a medical professional.

White Willow Bark supplements contain gluten- and lactose- free supplements?
Yes, our White Willow Bark supplements are high quality and gluten free and lactose free, so they can be used by individuals who are gluten sensitive or lactose intolerant. 

What is the time span of White Willow Bark?
White Willow Bark may have different effects. Several users claim that they experience relief in 30 minutes or up to an hour in cases of mild pain, and that it takes several days or weeks before chronic pain or inflammation can go away. The best results require consistency.

Is it possible to use White Willow Bark together with the other supplements or drugs?
The White Willow Bark should be taken in isolation before taking other supplements or prescription drugs, particularly if you are taking blood thinners or anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent any possible interactions.

Would vegans and vegetarians have vegans use White Willow Bark?
Yes! White Willow Bark supplements are also vegan, since they are made of plants. We have vegan capsules or tablets following plant-based or gluten-free diets.