How to Read Chamomile and Apigenin Context in FEMBALANCE
Separate declared chamomile from apigenin research before judging the formula.
The complete maximum 3-capsule FEMBALANCE serving declares chamomile extract 300 mg, magnesium bisglycinate 350 mg as a compound amount and L-theanine 150 mg. The label declares no chamomile species, plant part, extraction ratio, apigenin amount or apigenin standardisation.
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Video chapters
- 00:00 Separate receptor context from the label
- 00:37 What apigenin research can explain
- 01:15 Read the complete three-capsule serving
- 01:46 Keep every formula layer distinct
- 02:12 Overlap and safety checks
Research and educational sources
- Apigenin research review, PMID 38476603
- Flavone and GABA-A receptor research context, PMID 29738701
- Chamomile and premenstrual-symptom review, PMID 31970017
Important information
Take up to 3 capsules daily, preferably with a meal; follow the current package and do not exceed the recommended maximum. Adults only; keep out of reach of children and do not exceed the current maximum. Seek qualified advice for pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication or a health condition, especially anticoagulant, anticancer or immunosuppressant medicines, biliary concerns or Asteraceae sensitivity. Check overlap across magnesium, zinc, vitamin B6, botanicals and black pepper extracts. Food supplements do not replace a varied diet.
The cited sources did not test FEMBALANCE and do not establish apigenin content, a GABA-A effect, calm, anxiety, sleep, PMS, pain or any finished-product outcome. Always review the current product page and your own package. Educational content only; not medical advice.