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I have recently been taking CoQ10. I started out with 200 mg. a day. I noticed that after about 2 or 3 weeks, that I was unable to sleep. I cut back to 100mg a day, but have the same side effects. I also take 200mg of Zoloft. So....for me, I think that I am unable to take these two together. I am very disappointed, as I had so much energy!
What else can I help you with?
What is Black Cohosh name in urdu?
black cohosh
What is marathi meaning of black cohosh?
black cohosh
What is the meaning of black cohosh in Tamil?
black cohosh
What is the Telugu meaning of cohosh?
black cohosh
How do you translate black cohosh into Hindi?
काली cohosh. i think cohosh stays the same
How long does it take for Black Cohosh 540MG to work?
When using natural herbals for treatment, there are many variables in speed and dosage. In the case of Blue Cohosh relief depends upon the users BMI, diet, method of ingestion, degree of discomfort and related issues.
Will black cohosh make a person test positive for amphetamines in a urine test?
will black cohosh show up positive on a drug screen
Is there a diffeference between Black cohosh extract 80 mg and black cohosh 540 mg?
I was confused about this too, but I believe that the black cohosh root is 540 mg as opposed to the black cohosh extract which is 80 mg and much more concentrated and potent than the root. Hope this helps!
What is a black cohosh?
A black cohosh is a variety of smooth herb, Latin name Actaea racemosa, marketed for medicinal use.
Black or blue cohosh tea?
Black and blue cohosh tea are used to induce labor in women who are at full term pregnancy. Black and blue cohosh are used in combination for this purpose.
What is the difference between black cohosh and black cohosh extract?
i think the extract is just a more concentrated version; meaning less mg are in each capsule but have the same effect as the higher mg.s of black cohosh root.
Can you take black cohosh and thyroxine?
It's important to consult with a healthcare professional before combining black cohosh with thyroxine. While black cohosh is often used for menopausal symptoms, it may interact with certain medications, including thyroid hormones. Your doctor can provide personalized advice based on your health history and current medications to ensure safety and efficacy.
