On the Horsewood label: a leaf extract; nettle root is the more studied part.
On the label: 20 mg per serving.
In short: A leaf extract; nettle root is the more studied part.*
Nettle leaf is a common herbal ingredient, and the label lists 20 mg per serving. The root is the part more often studied for prostate comfort, and this formula uses the leaf.
See the ingredients and safety and medicine notes.
Nettle root is the better-studied part for the prostate, and this formula uses the leaf. See saw palmetto and nettle for the prostate: an evidence check.
The leaf has mild diuretic effects. See the ingredients.
Nettle can act as a mild diuretic and may add to blood pressure, blood sugar and blood thinning medicine. Ask a doctor first if you take any. See safety and medicine notes.
Compare these figures with the panel on your bottle and see the bottle and label page or the FAQ.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Horsewood is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.