Is it permissible to take herbal medicines known as "St. John's Wort," given that they do not intoxicate or impair the mind?

The herb "St. John's Wort" is beneficial for treating general depression, aids sleep, reduces psychological and nervous disorders, strengthens the liver and gallbladder, and has antiseptic and therapeutic uses for wounds, burns, ulcers, muscle aches, stomach inflammations, and tonsillitis. There is no harm in using it as a medicine since it is neither intoxicating nor debilitating and its benefit has been proven. However, it is preferable to consult a doctor to avoid side effects resulting from an overdose. It is not recommended to take it with chemical medications that act on the same neurotransmitters to avoid drug toxicity, and if its use is necessary, it should be under medical supervision.