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herb × Mental Health

Valerian Root for Anxiety

Herb used since antiquity as a sedative; its valerenic acid is thought to modulate GABA-A receptors, though clinical evidence for reducing time to fall asleep is mixed.

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Why Valerian Root for Anxiety?

The connection

Generalised anxiety, social anxiety and panic disorder.

Also known as: Valeriana officinalis

Published research

Valerian Root × Anxiety: at a glance

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Published research

Valerian Root / Anxiety: publication years

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Valerian Root / Anxiety: publication years (publications, count)
CategoryPublications (count)
20244
20252
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