Wolf's Claw (Lycopodium clavatum) is known locally as wolf's foot, matchwort and ground moss.

The claw is a medicinal plant containing radium and is easily distinguished from other mossy plants by its long branches and spikes containing yellow pollen.

Although the joints are deformed, wolfsclaw tea is recommended for rheumatism and gout diseases, chronic constipation and hemorrhoids. However, those who suffer from diarrhea should avoid wolfsclaw because in this case it can cause intestinal cramps.

The herb of the wolf's claw should never be boiled, it should only be boiled (brewed) with boiling water. The plant is used for all urinary and sexual organ diseases, testicular pain and hardening, kidney stones and kidney pains.

In liver inflammation, liver tumors, even if they are of a bad character, the herb Alchemilla can be used. It also helps the recovering patient to regain his old strength as soon as possible.