Contains 970 mL of Feverfew per serving.
Feverfew should not be taken by pregnant women.
Swanson Feverfew Extract.
For example, some patients report mouth sores when chewing fresh Feverfew leaves or flowers.
Precautions: Blumenthal recommends that pregnant women and
anyone taking a blood thinner steer clear of Feverfew.
Feverfew is a medicinal herb that comes from the same
family as daisies or the Asteraceae family.
You can take Feverfew using any of the widely available preparations(see previous section here for more).
If you're allergic to ragweed(a member of the Feverfew family), marigolds or chrysanthemums,
it's also wise to stay away.
In order to prevent the appearance of such a pest on the bushes,
it is necessary to plant Feverfew in the rows of sorrel.
More studies are required to confirm whether Feverfew is actually effective, but the herb
may be worth trying since it hasn't been associated with serious side effects.
Also, if you are trying to start a family or are already expecting, or you are still breastfeeding a child,
please talk to your doctor before adding Feverfew to your existing health regimen.