Pure Natural Valeric Acid 0.8% Valerian Root Extract Powder
In ancient times, the Greeks used valerian to promote digestive and urinary disorders. Since the 17th century, it has been used in the West to treat neurological diseases such as epilepsy, hysteria, anxiety, and insomnia. By the 18th century, valerian became a major nervous system drug. In the 19th century, the treatment of female neurological diseases was very popular. It was called "the stability of the 19th century". It was widely used to treat colds, cold and heat disorders, subconscious movements, body imbalances, hiccups, anxiety, fear, fear, etc.

Valerian is currently widely used in Europe and is becoming more and more popular in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Valerian preparations can be purchased in pharmacies or prescribed by doctors. Valerian is listed in the pharmacopoeias of more than 20 countries including the United States, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, India, Japan, Czechoslovakia and Romania; There is a record in the "Compendium of Materia Medica" of the Ming Dynasty that the Chinese Pharmacopoeia's 1997 edition included spider incense of the same genus.

Valerian Root Extract, It is a product extracted from valerian root. Commercial extracts are usually standardized as containing 0.8% valerian acid or 5% volatile oil.

 

Valerian is used for anti-spasm, sedation and sleep aid in various situations: stress, muscle pain, menstrual pain, bronchospasm, prolonged cough, tension headache, insomnia, nervousness and lack of rest, anxiety, stop taking phenylpropanediazepine Class drugs (Valium). A German valerian hop preparation is recommended as a good daytime tranquilizer because it does not reduce active time. Another German preparation called Recvalysatum Burgerc can be used for mental illnesses caused by hysteria, neurasthenia, agitation, anxiety and stress.

Valerian is also used as a homeopathic medicine in Europe (diluted to 3 to 6 times) and is recommended for depression, agitation, lack of rest, lack of sleep, swelling and hypersexuality. It should be noted that valerian may cause diuretic effects for some people, so for those who have to urinate frequently at night, valerian is not suitable for sleep aid therapy.

Valerian can also be used for irregular heart rate caused by overexcitement, anorexia, tremor, gastrointestinal discomfort, chronic indigestion, gastric colic, hernia, dysentery and swelling (especially caused by fatigue or physical work, coffee, tobacco and alcohol) It can also treat Parkinson's disease and excessive menstrual excitement. It can also be used for bedwetting and roundworms in children.
 

Valerian and its extracts are widely used all over the world. Belgium uses its underground powders and extract tinctures as traditional sedatives, Canada uses OTC traditional herbs to help insomnia, Switzerland uses roots as teas or tinctures, and Sweden uses them as Natural products are also included in the scope of medicines; in the former Soviet Union, there are 24 kinds of valerian plants for medicinal purposes; in the German committee E approved as over-the-counter medicines, 57 kinds of valerian medicines have been marketed as sedatives (including single and compound prescriptions), of which Germany Dr. Mann Pharm's Vivinox Valerian Hubu sedative sugar-coated tablets are used for irritability and insomnia; approved as OTC drug in the United States in 1994, as a food supplement, the current dosage of valerian preparations ranks the fourth in the dosage of various traditional Chinese medicine preparations. Its sales have been among the top 20 in recent years. The valerin components in Chinese valerian are made into a mild sedative medicine Valmane and valerian tincture..

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