Question 1

(astragalus membranaceus/glycyrrhiza uralensis (licorice)/panax ginseng) root/amomum xanthioides seed/hordeum vulgare sprout/aralia cordata/achyranthes japonica extract est-il sûr pendant la grossesse ?

Accepted Answer

The blend contains Glycyrrhiza (licorice) root extract, for which human and animal data (oral exposure) link maternal ingestion to adverse fetal/neuroendocrine outcomes; licorice constituents (glycyrrhizin/glycyrrhetinic acid) have demonstrated effects on corticosteroid metabolism and estrogenic activity, supporting a mechanism for reproductive/endocrine disruption. No EU Annex II/III ban or harmonised reproductive H-code for licorice extracts was found, so the hazard is scored as 'suspected' (h=2) rather than confirmed; topical cosmetic use gives low but measurable potential exposure (e=1) compared with oral intake. Sources: PubMed licorice pregnancy studies, CIR licorice safety review, ECHA substance pages, NCCIH summary, COSING listing.

Question 2

(astragalus membranaceus/glycyrrhiza uralensis (licorice)/panax ginseng) root/amomum xanthioides seed/hordeum vulgare sprout/aralia cordata/achyranthes japonica extract est-il sûr pendant l'allaitement ?

Accepted Answer

There is limited direct evidence about transfer of licorice constituents into breastmilk after topical use; systemic effects are mainly documented with oral intake. Because licorice can alter steroid metabolism (demonstrated mechanism) there is a theoretical risk to the nursing infant but insufficient direct evidence to raise the hazard above h=1 for topical cosmetic exposure. Dermal absorption from typical cosmetics is likely low (e=1).

Question 3

(astragalus membranaceus/glycyrrhiza uralensis (licorice)/panax ginseng) root/amomum xanthioides seed/hordeum vulgare sprout/aralia cordata/achyranthes japonica extract est-il sûr pour la peau de bébé ?

Accepted Answer

Infant skin has higher absorption (surface-area-to-weight and immature barrier), so exposure score is increased by +1; hazard and mechanism remain the same as for pregnancy (licorice-related endocrine activity/epidemiology), yielding h=2 and m=2. There are no infant-specific dermal toxicity studies for this full multi‑botanical extract to justify increasing hazard or mechanism beyond adult scores.

Question 4

Comment VeriMom évalue-t-il (astragalus membranaceus/glycyrrhiza uralensis (licorice)/panax ginseng) root/amomum xanthioides seed/hordeum vulgare sprout/aralia cordata/achyranthes japonica extract ?

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VeriMom évalue (astragalus membranaceus/glycyrrhiza uralensis (licorice)/panax ginseng) root/amomum xanthioides seed/hordeum vulgare sprout/aralia cordata/achyranthes japonica extract à 40/100 (risque moyen) sur la base du statut EU CosIng, des classifications ECHA et des études PubMed.

Question 5

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