Well : these are not licensed for medical use, it is not known to doctors whether there exists interaction or not . Plant extracts have a wide range of chemicals which may differ from time to time in the same product. The answer is a cautious I don’t know, and it is not researched in any meaningful way to look at side effects.
Answered 3/11/2019
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Dietary supplement: This is an unregulated herbal preparation/dietary supplement that includes Echinacea. There is very preliminary evidence in rats and humans that in the right doses, there may be a small effect to reduce anxiety. There are no published clinical trials of this preparation that demonstrate any significant effects as an over the counter medication. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22451347
Answered 3/12/2019
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