HERBAMAMA USDA Organic Sage Leaves Capsules - Digestive & Cognitive Support

Amazed!!! Cut my hot flashes to almost 0 and when I do get them its very short. Sleeping so much better.

Love these. I haven’t experienced any side effects when taking. I have noticed a huge difference with how much I sweat. Would recommend!

These paired with my glycoplorrate keep me dry. I have cranial hyperhydrosis and sage along did reduce my sweating maybe by 20 percent. When I pair this with my medication it's keeps me dry all day . Also if it's really hot out I also apply sweat blocker roller on my face and scalp (I'm not bald). These three things saved me. I take 2000mg if Sage and 2mg of Glycoplorrate and use sweat block roller and wipes for face and stomach and lower back.

I started taking this for inflammation, but I also wanted to try for my hyperhidrosis. I’m about 1 month in and I think I notice a change! My only complaint is the pills are kind of big and after I swallow them, I still feel like it’s in my throat and I taste/burp if the sage flavor. I wish they were smaller

I had read an article about how sage works great for night sweats and being a natural product I thought I would give it a go. Well after a week of use, no night sweats, which means I get uninterrupted sleep. So far so good.

I like this brand it's just not always available.

I only gave it a 3 star because they came recommended for menopause symptoms but it didnt' work for me after weeks, but they may be okay for someone else. Supplements are hit or miss. anything is worth a try...they're not expensive either.

I take Wellbutrin for my mental health, and a side effect can be pretty profuse sweating. For example, I straighten my curly hair (it lasts longer), but on Wellbutrin, just trying to blow it dry makes my scalp sweat so much that my hair instantly frizzes back up. I’ve been wearing it pulled back for months. Two days after I started taking this sage supplement, I blew my hair dry and have worn it down for the last several days. No frizz. No sweat just walking to and from the car. I feel like a normal person again, which is huge, because the Wellbutrin isn’t going anywhere. One caveat is that there are very few scientific studies that look at sage (herbs in general), and little guidance about how much is safe to take and for how long. My research made me feel comfortable taking the 1000mg of dried leaf in this product. But there’s a compound in sage called thujone that can build up in the body and cause seizures in some people. It’s unclear what that amount might be, so if you already have a seizure disorder, head’s up. Other varieties of sage do not have thujone, which is something worth looking into.