Nerve-Salt’s 5 Dosed Ingredients
Nerve-Salt contains 5 declared botanical ingredients, each with an exact stated milligram dose, spanning nervous system calming, antioxidant protection and tissue comfort.
Corydalis (100mg) can interact with CNS depressants, sedatives and certain blood pressure medications, which matters for some people.
Five ingredients, five stated doses, three roles
Nerve-Salt's five ingredients split into complementary groups: calming botanicals (Passionflower 145mg, Corydalis 100mg, California Poppy Seed 45mg), an antioxidant botanical (Prickly Pear 20:1 Extract 50mg), and a tissue-comfort botanical (Marshmallow Root 110mg) — 450mg total per serving.
What genuinely distinguishes this label from many competitors is that every single amount is disclosed, letting you directly compare the formula to published research on each ingredient rather than guessing at strength.
All 5 ingredients, one by one
Passionflower — 145mg — Calming botanical
The formula's largest dose. Studied for its association with calming the nervous system, relevant to relaxation and sleep quality. One of the more traditionally established calming botanicals in this category.
Marshmallow Root — 110mg — Traditional botanical
Contains mucilage, a gel-like plant compound traditionally associated with a soothing, protective effect on irritated tissue.
Corydalis — 100mg — Calming botanical
Studied for its association with calming effects on nerve activity. Has a mild sedative effect and can interact with CNS depressants, sedatives and certain blood pressure medications.
Prickly Pear 20:1 Extract — 50mg — Concentrated antioxidant
A concentrated 20:1 extract rich in antioxidant compounds (including flavonoids and betalains) studied for their association with protecting cells from oxidative stress.
California Poppy Seed — 45mg — Calming botanical
Traditionally associated with relaxation and sleep support. Distinct from and unrelated to the opium poppy's controlled compounds, and not classified as a controlled substance.
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