Soda Horse Peak side effects
An honest look at possible side effects, drug interactions and who should check with a doctor before taking Soda Horse Peak.
Is Soda Horse Peak safe?
The ingredients in Soda Horse Peak are common in supplements and are generally well tolerated by healthy adults at these amounts. As with any supplement, some people may notice mild effects, and some groups should check with a doctor first.
Possible side effects by ingredient
Niacin (vitamin B3, 25 mg): can cause a temporary warm, red or tingling feeling in the skin, called a niacin flush. It is usually harmless and fades within an hour.
Panax ginseng: may cause trouble sleeping, headache or stomach upset in some people, and can affect blood sugar.
L-Citrulline: may lower blood pressure slightly. Mild stomach discomfort is possible.
Rhodiola: occasionally linked to dizziness or dry mouth.
Maca, L-Carnitine, zinc, vitamin B6, grape seed extract: rarely cause problems at these doses. Mild stomach upset is the most common complaint.
Who should talk to a doctor first
- Men taking nitrates, blood pressure medicine, prescription performance medicine or blood thinners
- Men with diabetes, heart disease, low blood pressure or a liver condition
- Anyone with an allergy to any listed ingredient
The label states Soda Horse Peak is not for anyone under 18 or for pregnant or nursing women.