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Any herb for fatigue, anxiety, and depression!

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Posted: 05/16/06 - 00:00
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jewel
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Is there nay herb for fatigue, anxiety and depression? I have problems with my parents since they retired. They refuse any help or to see a doctor and I believe that mom is severely depressed and dad become anxious. He also suffers from fatigue occasionally. I was thinking to try helping them with some herb medicine. I believe that they will accept that. The problem is that I do not know much about it. I was hoping for some answers here.


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Posted: 05/24/06 - 03:03
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Herbal medicine has a long history, and holds a valuable place in the treatment of mental/emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression as well as the vast majority of health problem. Within the herbal kingdom there are many nervous system relaxants/ sedatives primarily used for their anti-anxiety effect: Valerian, kava kava, hops, passion flower, chamomile, and Linden blossom. It is believed that herbs, which contain volatile oils, can directly affect the limbic system of the brain and induce a more relaxed state and St. John's wort is the best known of the anti-depressant herbs. I have used Siberian Ginseng (Eleutherococcus Sentiocosus) to control stress.


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Posted: 03/07/07 - 12:49
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Hi, I've used Relora for all the same symptons and it works... my friend's daughter who was diagnosed as depressed started taking it and within a couple of weeks she was whistling during her chores.... it's all natural and sometimes referred to as "vacation in a bottle". There are warnings on the label to not take if on meds... do your research and talk to your physician.


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