NeuroSalt Ingredients: Full Label and Plant Roles

If you swallow something every day, you deserve to know what it is. NeuroSalt prints an amount beside each plant, and we take the panel from the top below. We used the label details on the seller’s order page.

Want the broad picture first? Our main NeuroSalt guide covers it, and you can return here for the detail.

NeuroSalt ingredients: the Supplement Facts panel

Each bottle has 60 capsules and each serving is two, giving 30 servings. Here is the panel, biggest amount first.

Per 2 capsules	Ingredient
145 mg	Passionflower, Passiflora incarnata
110 mg	Marshmallow root, Althaea officinalis
100 mg	Corydalis powder, Corydalis yanhusuo
50 mg	Prickly pear extract at 20:1, Opuntia phaeacantha
45 mg	California poppy seed, Eschscholzia californica

Beyond the plants, the label names magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose and the hydroxypropyl methylcellulose that forms the shell.

What each plant is generally known for

The seller pitches a daily capsule for comfortable nerves, a quiet nervous system and sounder sleep. The notes below describe how each plant is generally used in herbal traditions. We tested nothing ourselves, and none of this promises a result for you.

Passionflower

Leading the panel at 145 mg, passionflower is a climbing vine that appears in many evening teas and relaxation blends. Tradition files it under relaxing herbs, and sleepiness is possible.

Marshmallow root

At 110 mg, marshmallow root comes from a plant long used in soothing herbal preparations. It is a mild, gentle root rather than a strong one.

Corydalis

Corydalis, 100 mg of powder, is the dried root of a flowering plant from traditional Chinese herbal practice, where it is known as yan hu suo. Like passionflower, it has a relaxing reputation, and it too can leave some people drowsy.

Prickly pear

Prickly pear is a cactus. Here it is included as a 20:1 extract, 50 mg in all, meaning a concentrate drawn from a far larger amount of raw plant.

California poppy seed

California poppy, the state flower of California, supplies 45 mg of seed. Herbal tradition places it among the relaxing plants, and drowsiness is possible here as well.

What a printed label gives you

Because each ingredient has its amount beside it, you can set NeuroSalt next to a single-herb capsule or another blend and compare line by line. The seller says production happens in the United States, at a facility registered with the FDA, using ingredients derived from nature. That is the seller’s statement, and we relay it as such.

The capsule shell

The shell is made from hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, a plant-derived material, so there is no gelatin involved. The other two excipients are ordinary supplement fillers.

Before you start

Three of the five plants (passionflower, corydalis and California poppy) have a relaxing reputation, so sleepiness is possible. Skip alcohol and sedating products while you use NeuroSalt, and stay off the road if you feel sleepy. On sleep aids, blood thinners, blood pressure or diabetes medicines, or anything for nerve pain? Show your doctor the label before starting. The seller’s FAQ extends that advice to anyone pregnant, breastfeeding, younger than 18 or managing a health condition. Prescribed medicines carry on as directed. Our page on drowsiness and medicines has more.