Valerian / Skullcap Plus

Relaxant. The herbs in this formula are used to overcome sleep and nervous disorders. They can provide a gentle sedative effect which is soothing to the nervous system. This formula is not narcotic.

Contents: Valerian root, Skullcap herb, German Chamomile flower, Passion flower and Hops strobile. 15 to 45 drops 2-3 times daily or up to 60 drops as needed. Do not overuse. Not recommended if nursing or pregnant.

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Ingredient descriptions:

Valerian root (Valeriana officinalis)

Actions: Sedative, nervine, hypnotic, antispasmodic, anodyne, hypotensive, carminative.

Common Use: Valerian is one of the most useful relaxing nervines available. This fact is recognized by orthodox medicine as is shown by its inclusion in many pharmacopoeias as a sedative. It has been safely used to reduce tension and anxiety, over-excitability and hysterical states. It is an effective aid in insomnia, producing a natural healing sleep. As an anti-spasmodic it will help in the relief of cramps and intestinal colic and will also be useful for the cramps and pain of periods. As a pain reliever it is indicated when pain is associated with tension, migraines and rheumatic pain. Experiments in Italy and Germany conducted for the past 15 years have found that valerian preparations are effective in treating children with psychomotor agitation (hyperactivity) and behavioral disorders. Unlike other medications for hyperactivity, valerian root has no side effects, even at rather high doses. In fact, in these children, the preparation enhanced motor coordination and maintained reaction time, while calming anxiety and fears, curing restlessness and curbing aggression.

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Skullcap herb (Scutellaria lateriflora)

Actions: Nervine tonic, sedative, antispasmodic.

Common Use: Skullcap is one of the most widely relevant nervines available. It relaxes states of nervous tension while at the same time renewing and revivifying the central nervous system. It has a specific use in the relief of seizure and hysterical states as well as epilepsy. Also beneficial in exhausted or depressed conditions, and can be used in complete safety in the easing of pre-menstrual pains.

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German Chamomile flower (Matricaria recutita)

Actions: Antispasmodic, carminative, nervine, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antiseptic, vulnerary, stomachic.

Common Use: Chamomile is often used as an excellent gentle sedative, useful and safe for anxiety and insomnia. Indigestion and gastritis are said to be eased with chamomile. Also used to ease flatulence and dyspeptic pains. Chamomile is perfectly safe for children.

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Passion flower (Passiflora incarnata) Rainforest

Actions: Sedative, hypnotic, antispasmodic, anodyne, nervine.

Common Use: Passion flower is the herb of choice for insomnia, it aids the transition into a restful sleep without any 'narcotic' hangover. As an anti-spasmodic it will be helpful in Parkinson's disease, asthma (with associated tension and spasmodic activity), seizures and hysteria. It can also be effective in nerve pain such as neuralgia and the viral infection of nerves called shingles.

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Hops strobile (Humulus lupulus)

Actions: Sedative, nervine, anodyne, hypnotic, antiseptic, astringent, carminative.

Common Use: This herb has a marked relaxing effect on the central nervous system, it is used extensively for the relief of insomnia and to ease tension and anxiety, and may also be used where this tension leads to restlessness, headaches and possibly indigestion. 15 to 45 drops 2-3 times daily or as needed. CAUTION: Do not use in cases with marked depression.

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