Facts about Damiana Leaf found in Sentia
Central nervous system depressant activity has been attributed to Damiana. Damiana has demonstrated mild hypoglycemic effects in animals. This ingredient should be used with great caution and blood sugar levels should be monitored accordingly for this possible effect. Damiana has a traditional use as an abortive and is contraindicated during pregnancy. Damiana may drastically reduce the absorption of iron.

Facts about Black Cohosh Root found in Sentia
Black Cohosh can cause vaginal bleeding through endometrial stimulation. Black Cohosh is not a substitute for hormone replacement therapy during menopause. Lowering of heart rate and blood pressure can occur due to that action of the ingredients on the heart and the blood vessels. Have your blood pressure regularly checked while using the herb. Black Cohosh promotes menstruation and can cause spotting between cycles. Extracts of Black Cohosh can interact with certain prescription drugs and cause serious side effects such as flushing, throbbing headache, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, hypotension and cardiovascular collapse.

Facts about Valerian Root found in Sentia
Induces drowsiness and/or fatigue due to its sedative effects. Physical dependencies can occur and research indicates you must taper dosing when stopping Valerian to prevent withdrawal symptoms.

Facts about Licorice Root found in Sentia
Licorice may cause serious side effects. Too much glycyrrhizin causes a condition called pseudoaldosteronism, which can cause an individual to become overly sensitive to a hormone in the adrenal cortex. This condition can lead to headaches, fatigue, high blood pressure, and even heart attacks. It may also cause water retention, which can lead to leg swelling and other problems. An overdose of glycyrrhizin can lead to more harmful conditions such as high blood pressure, heart attack and even death.

People with high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, or kidney, heart, or liver conditions should avoid licorice. This herb should also not be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women or by men with decreased libido or other sexual dysfunctions. Use of any licorice product is not recommended for longer than four to six weeks. Some people experience muscle pain and/or numbness in the arms and legs. Use of licorice has been known to cause weight gain.

In no way should these warnings about the female sexual enhancement product Sentia, be construed as conclusive. There is an abundance of information across the internet about these herbs and we encourage every woman to consider what is best for her and her situation. We do no imply or endorse the use of the product Sentia and these precautions are for informational purposes only.

Allergic Reaction: Less than 1% of Avenavin users have experienced allergic reaction. 

If you observe symptoms of side effects, allergic or adverse reaction, discontinue use and seek immediate medical attention and later notify our customer service department.