What's Actually In PressureCalmX
All 8 botanicals plus 3 declared vitamins, grouped by how much real research backs each one — not by marketing emphasis.
Vascular & Circulatory Botanicals
Hawthorn Leaf & Flower
The most-studied cardiovascular botanical in this formula. NCCIH describes the human evidence as limited, and flags real interactions with heart medication.
Garlic Bulb
Heavily studied for cardiovascular endpoints, with modest and inconsistent results across trials.
Hibiscus Flower
Traditionally used to support healthy blood pressure levels already within the normal range. Small human trials exist.
Olive Leaf
Provides oleuropein, an antioxidant compound studied for cardiovascular and vascular support.
Traditional Fluid-Balance Herbs
Buchu Leaf
A traditional diuretic herb. Rests on historical use rather than modern cardiovascular trial data.
Uva Ursi Leaf
Traditionally used to support urinary tract health and fluid balance, not modern cardiovascular research.
Juniper Berry
Traditionally associated with kidney function and healthy fluid balance in the body.
Antioxidant & Vitamin Layer
Green Tea Leaf
Contributes antioxidant polyphenols. Also a source of caffeine — the amount isn't disclosed on the label.
Vitamin B6
Declared separately at 294% of the Daily Value.
Vitamin B12
Declared separately at 4167% of the Daily Value.
Vitamin C
An antioxidant vitamin included alongside the botanical blend.
The Honest Part: There's No Milligram Split
All 8 botanicals share a single 620mg blend. Nobody outside the manufacturer knows whether hawthorn makes up 300mg of that or 30mg. Be skeptical of any source — including ours, if we ever claimed otherwise — that presents a specific per-ingredient milligram table for this product. Only the two vitamins (B6 at 294% DV, B12 at 4167% DV) have a disclosed amount.
Medication Interactions Worth Knowing
Hawthorn, garlic and green tea are all documented as interacting with cardiac, antihypertensive, and blood-thinning medications. If you take any of these, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before starting PressureCalmX — this is genuinely not a question we can answer generically, since only your clinician can see your full medication list.