| Also known as |
Pelargonium graveolens extract |
| Blood pressure |
Can potentially lower blood pressure due to its calming effects |
| Chemical name |
Geranium oil extract |
| Dosage (medical) |
Not specifically defined, typically used topically or aromatically in aromatherapy |
| Dosage (sports) |
Not specifically defined, used occasionally for its potential stimulant effects |
| Effects |
Improved skin health, mood enhancement, reduction of anxiety and stress |
| Formula |
Not applicable (complex mixture of various compounds) |
| Half-life |
Variable (depends on the specific compounds and the individual's metabolism) |
| Hepatotoxicity |
Low (when used appropriately) |
| Lab Test |
Not typically required |
| Main action |
Astringent, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties |
| Side effects |
Possible skin irritation, allergic reactions, and sensitivity to sunlight |
| Storage conditions |
Store in a cool, dark place in a tightly sealed container |
| Substance class |
Natural extract |
| Trade name |
Various (depends on manufacturer) |
| Use in sports |
Sometimes used as a mild stimulant or to enhance mood before competitions |
| Water Retention |
None |
| Manufacturer |
Swiss Pharmaceuticals |
