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Clinical dose: 300–600 mg
Why Stinging Nettle for Hormones
Stinging Nettle is a supporting nutrient for hormones support. Nettle (Urtica dioica) is a perennial herb used traditionally for urinary tract health, seasonal allergies, and joint discomfort. Nettle root is primarily studied for BPH symptoms (urinary flow, nocturia) — several RCTs show improvement vs placebo. Nettle leaf has anti-inflammatory properties and preliminary evidence for allergic rhinitis relief.
How much stinging nettle do you need
Research points to 300–600 mg as the effective range for stinging nettle. Nettle root extract: 300–600 mg/day for prostate/urinary support. Nettle leaf extract: 300–600 mg/day for allergy and anti-inflammatory use. Whole herb/powder doses are higher (1–3 g/day). Lower doses may provide some benefit, but most studies showing clear results used this range.
The evidence behind stinging nettle
Research supporting stinging nettle for hormones is rated as moderate. Several clinical trials for prostate and urinary symptoms; traditional anti-inflammatory use Learn more