In its history as a medicinal plant, valerian had to serve for almost everything. Thus, valerian was also considered an aphrodisiac for a long time: the recommendation was probably aimed at its harmonizing and calming effect even then. Although Romans, Egyptians and healers of the Middle Ages already used valerian root for medical treatment, the … Valerian with Calming Effect
Production Anise (crushed) 15 g Bitter Orange Blossom (5600) 20 g Peppermint leaves (5600) 10 g Melissa leaves (5600) 10 g Passionflower herb (5600) 20 g Valerian root (4000) 25 g The herbal drugs are mixed. Effects Calming tea is sedative, sleep-inducing and antispasmodic. Indications The tea mixture is used against, among others, nervousness, restlessness, … Drinking Tea to Calm Down
Products Valerian is usually taken in the form of valerian drops (alcoholic tincture), film-coated tablets or dragées. Other dosage forms are available, such as valerian juice, capsules, powders, baths, mother tinctures, and teas. Valerian is often combined with other sedative medicinal plants, especially hops. Among the best-known products in many countries are, for example, the … Valerian Effects and Side Effects
Production Calamus (4000) 15 g Caraway seeds (crushed) 30 g Chamomile flowers (5600) 25 g Peppermint leaves (5600) 20 g Valerian root (4000) 10 g The herbal drugs are mixed. Effects Flatulent Antispasmodic Digestive Indication Flatulence
Products Sleep teas are sold in pharmacies and drugstores as open goods and finished medicines. Ingredients Sleep teas contain various sleep-inducing and sedative medicinal drugs. These include: Valerian root Melissa leaves Lavender flowers Passionflower herb Orange blossom Hop cones Effects Sleeping teas have sleep-inducing, sedative and anti-anxiety properties. Fields of application For the treatment of … Sleeping Teas
Active ingredient Combination preparation of St. John’s wort (Hyperici herba Extr. sicc.) and valerian root (Valerianae radix Extr. sicc. )Sedariston® is a combination of active ingredients from St. John’s wort and valerian in the form of capsules or drops which is available in pharmacies but not on prescription. It is a herbal medicine that is … Sedaristone®
Dosage Sedariston® should be taken at the same time each day, if possible, with a little liquid. In patients with a sensitive stomach, Sedariston® should not be taken on an empty stomach but during or after a meal. Adults should take 4 capsules of Sedariston® daily unless otherwise agreed with the doctor. Either 1 capsule … Dosage | Sedaristone®
General information Valerian tablets are medicines containing dry extracts of valerian root. Besides tablets and capsules, valerian is also available as tea, tincture or juice. They are not subject to prescription in Germany, are not paid for by health insurance companies and can be bought without prescription in pharmacies and drugstores. Valerian tablets contain various … Valerian tablets
