matricaria inodora/fatigue

BACKGROUND Despite being the most commonly used herbal for sleep disorders, chamomile's (Matricaria recutita) efficacy and safety for treating chronic primary insomnia is unknown. We examined the preliminary efficacy and safety of chamomile for improving subjective sleep and daytime symptoms in

OBJECTIVE To assess the efficiency of a medicinal herb extract preparation (Climex) for the treatment of menopausal symptoms. METHODS In this placebo-controlled experiment on 55 postmenopausal women who complained of hot flushes and refused hormonal therapy. The women were randomly divided into two

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of chamomile tea on sleep quality, fatigue and depression in postpartum women. BACKGROUND Sleep quality is a significant issue for postnatal women. Chamomile is widely used as a folk remedy for its presumed sedative-hypnotic

World-wide use of herbal medicines is increasing, following regulatory and manufacturing developments. Herbs are attractive alternative medications to many patients with sleep disorders, who may be averse to using conventional drugs. We review here the most common herbal stimulants and sedatives.