False UnicornIntroductionFalse unicorn is a plant that grows in the Southern United States. It has been used for female health problems. Its roots can be taken as a pill, powder, or extract. DosagesThere aren’t any advised doses for false unicorn. What Research ShowsThere is not enough data to support that false unicorn is helpful in treating health problems. We will review future studies as they are published. Editorial process and description of evidence categories can be found at EBSCO NAT Editorial Process. Safety NotesIt may be safe to take false unicorn for a short time. Not enough studies have been done to say whether it is safe to take for a long period. Interactions Talk to your doctor about any supplements or therapy you would like to use. Some can interfere with treatment or make conditions worse. References►1. Newall CA, Anderson LA, Phillipson JD. Herbal Medicines: A Guide for Health-Care Professionals. London: Pharmaceutical Press; 1996:116. Last reviewed July 2019 by EBSCO NAT Review Board
Eric Hurwitz, DC Last Updated: 5/6/2020 |
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