| Sedative Description:
Sedative describes a substance that has a calming effect, reducing nervous
excitement. Sedatives calm, reduce irritability and reduce activity of
some or all of the body's organs. Not all substances have the same sedative
effect some affect specific organs while not calming others and often affect
different people in different ways.
Substances that are Sedative
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| Herbal: | Aromatherapy | Bach
Flower remedies |
Chamomile,
Witch Hazel,
Wolf's
Bane (not recommended),
Ginseng,
Lemon
Balm,
Passionflower,
Motherwort,
Black Cohosh,
Clary
Sage,
Celery,
Gelsemium,
Belladonna,
Hemlock
Hyssop,
Lemongrass,
Myrtle
Kava
kava |
Bergamot,
Elemi,
Cedarwood,
Camomile
German,
Camomile
Roman,
Camphor,
Benzoin,
Celery,
Amyris,
Cypress,
Dill,
Jasmine,
Frankincense,
Lavender,
Mandarin,
Neroli,
Hyssop,
Fir,
Orange Bitter,
Marjoram,
Tangerine,
Rose,
Ylang Ylang,
Vetiver,
Patchouli |
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