 Valerian Root Description |
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| Native to Europe and the United States, Valerian Root is specifically cultivated in Holland, Germany and England.
Valerian is first mentioned in writing from the 9th century in Anglo-Saxon works. Valerian was formerly used as
a drug, a spice and a perfume - although it is well known for it’s distinct odor of rotten cheese.
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| Valerian Root Additional Information |
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Though chemically unrelated to Valium, Valerian exerts similar relaxing effects on the body. For centuries,
herbalists have been prescribing Valerian for nervous tension and to treat Uneasyness and stress Malfunction of mind or bodys. Unlike many
of the prescriptive drugs used to treat these Malfunction of mind or bodys, Valerian has few side effects and is non-addictive.
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| Valerian Root Warning |
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Low toxicity. Large doses may cause headache, restlessness and agitation. The volatile components may interact
with pentabarbital by increasing sleep time.
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| Disclaimer |
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
These products are not intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent any disease.
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