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By the Nerveryn Editorial Team · · 4 min read

In Short

Several listed herbs are calming or sedating and can matter with other medication.

Read your label, then ask your doctor.

Drowsiness

Passionflower, corydalis and California poppy can each cause sleepiness. Together they may add up, especially with alcohol, sleep aids or other sedatives. Do not drive until you know how you react.

Medication

Prickly pear may add to the effect of diabetes medication. Marshmallow root can slow absorption of medicine taken alongside it. People on blood-pressure or blood-thinning drugs should ask a pharmacist about any new herb.

Corydalis caution

Corydalis contains active alkaloids, and some preparations have raised safety concerns at higher doses. It is not for pregnancy, and the amount in this product is unknown.

Who should be especially careful

Anyone on prescription medication, with a medical condition, pregnant, breastfeeding or under 18. Read the real label first, then bring it to your doctor.

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