Traditionally used in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine for lowering blood pressure and easing joint discomfort
Incorporated in folk remedies for arthritis, gout, and urinary tract health
Modern use as a dietary supplement in capsule, extract, or tincture form for cardiovascular and kidney support
Applied in aromatherapy and natural skincare through celery seed essential oil
Dried seeds (whole or powdered)
Capsules and tablets
Liquid extracts and tinctures
Essential oil
Herbal teas and infusions
Ginger – enhances digestive and circulation support
Fennel – boosts carminative and digestive effects
Chamomile – complements calming and soothing actions
Nettle – supports urinary and kidney health
Turmeric – synergizes with anti-inflammatory properties
Avoid during pregnancy, as celery seed may stimulate uterine contractions
May increase sensitivity to sunlight (photosensitivity)
Can interact with blood pressure and diuretic medications
Should be used cautiously by individuals with kidney disorders unless supervised by a healthcare professional
For the best therapeutic results, pair celery seed capsules with plenty of water to support its natural diuretic action. Combining with anti-inflammatory herbs like turmeric or ginger may amplify benefits for joint and cardiovascular health.