herb · for joint pain

Saffron

Saffron is the dried stigma of the crocus flower, and the spice most people know from cooking. As a supplement it is sold standardised for safranal or crocin, usually around 30 mg a day.

Not verified evidence2 papers read

How strong is the research?

Not verified evidence

Studied in a narrower group

2 papers read, 1 supporting.

Tested as: Mixed and poorly standardised across the 5 trials — saffron powder and extracts at 15-100 mg/day

Who was studied: Adults with sore joints. Some had rheumatoid arthritis, some wear and tear, some fibromyalgia. All kept their usual treatment.

We found 2 studies on this. We have not finished reading them yet, so we are not ready to say either way.

How much to take

15–100 mg

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