Nutrient quality
Freeze-dried Crataegus monogyna provides specific species detail but no active standardization. The whole-herb amount is moderate rather than substantial, and the single botanical offers focused but narrow cardiovascular support.
Analysis
The capsule supplies 500 mg of freeze-dried Crataegus monogyna. Species identification and a clearly measured amount improve source verification for a whole-herb product.
The plant part is not stated and the ingredient is not standardized to flavonoids or procyanidins. Freeze-drying preserves the basic plant material but does not establish active-compound yield.
One capsule and ninety servings make the product convenient for routine use. It fits users who prefer minimally processed whole herb and accept less potency precision.
Pros
Names Crataegus monogyna Uses freeze-dried herb Provides 500 mg per capsule Ninety servings
Cons
Plant part is not identified No active-marker standardization Moderate rather than high whole-herb amount One narrow cardiovascular pathway
Warnings
Hawthorn may intensify antihypertensive medicines or nitrates and lower blood pressure excessively. People taking digoxin or other cardiac medicines should use hawthorn only after prescriber review. Stop use and seek advice if dizziness, faintness, or unusual heart symptoms develop.
