Celery Seed

Celery seed extract (Apium graveolens) is a supplement primarily used to manage hypertension and inflammatory joint conditions. Current research suggests it may also have beneficial effects on blood pressure and glycemic profiles, although the evidence is limited by small sample sizes.

There is moderate evidence indicating that celery seed extract can effectively reduce blood pressure and improve lipid profiles. Multiple trials and a systematic review support its use for hypertensive patients, showing it significantly impacts blood pressure and glycemic profiles.

Evidence for this use is weak, though preliminary studies suggest it may help reduce cartilage degeneration when used in combination with Boswellia serrata. Research is limited, so more robust studies are needed to confirm its efficacy for knee osteoarthritis.

It is generally reported as safe in clinical trials for hypertensive patients, but specific long-term safety data is not detailed. You should avoid taking this supplement if you are pregnant, as safety for this group has not been established.

While specific drug interactions were not detailed in the provided abstracts, none were documented in the available data. However, because it affects blood pressure, you should consult a healthcare provider before combining it with antihypertensive medications to avoid adverse effects.

Specific dose ranges were not provided in the evidence summary, but efficacy was noted in capsule form across randomized controlled trials. Because exact dosing is not specified, you should consult a healthcare provider for personalized advice rather than relying on general guidelines.

There is insufficient evidence to support this claim, as a systematic review of very few participants suggests limited evidence regarding its effect on fertility. It is not currently recommended for fertility purposes based on the available data.