Corydalis: why it is in NervoVive
Corydalis species contain neuroactive alkaloids such as tetrahydropalmatine and have a long history in traditional pain formulations.
What the evidence actually shows
A published mouse model reported antihyperalgesic activity for L-tetrahydropalmatine, and reviews discuss analgesic pharmacology. Preclinical evidence can justify further research but cannot establish clinical efficacy or the correct dose for people with neuropathy.
Safety and interaction context
Extract composition and alkaloid exposure matter. Because central nervous system effects are plausible, combine cautiously with sedating substances and seek professional guidance if you use prescriptions.
Source quality
PubMed animal and pharmacology reviews linked in the reference library.