Natural Remedies to Treat Anxiety

By Kenneth L. Johnson


If you're suffering from problems associated with anxiety, prescription medicines should be your last resort. Most doctors rush into prescribing powerful medicines, which have a list of side effects. Some of these side effects can inhibit organs and other chemical pathways in your body.But fortunately, there are many home based and herbal remedies that can work for you, and they have no side effects at all!

Let's take a look at a selection of herbs that are effective in healing many types of anxiety related symptoms.The most common symptoms of anxiety are,IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome),Heart palpitations,Emotional instability,Before you begin any treatment, it is best to examine your anxiety. There are different treatments for different symptoms. Understand your symptoms, and try these home remedies. Catnip.This is a unique remedy for anxiety. This is a member of the family of mints. It treats many anxiety symptoms, and is used to fix stomach cramps and irritation. It also reduces headache and insomnia. Plus, it betters appetite and eases muscle tension. All these are very common anxiety symptoms and this is why catnip is considered an effective anxiety treatment.

Herbal Remedies,Chamomile. Chamomile tea can calm the nerves and also helps with sleeping at night. It's easy to fix:Take on tablespoon of chamomile flowers and steep them in 1 cup of hot water for about 15 minutes.Breath in the aroma as as you're letting it cool.Strain it and drink when needed.

Kava kava.Also known as just Kava, this relieves moderate to severe anxieties. Its root cures many problems like insomnia, anxiety, and stress. Kava doesn't just relieve anxiety symptoms; it is also good if you have stressful feelings. But since kava might not be good for everyone, it is best to talk to your doctor before taking it. If you consume alcohol, are on some medication, or if you have liver problems, it is best to talk to your doctor before taking it.Hops.Yes, the same hops that are used in beer can now be used for your anxiety. You may not know, but hops have been used medically for many years. It is used to treat stress, headaches, and insomnia. Also beneficial for indigestion and nervousness, it helps in reducing fever as well. Hops are used to lower the uric acid level in the human body. They also treat infections and skin problems. If you have rheumatism, hops can give you some relief, though rheumatism is not related to anxiety.

These are just a few home remedies for anxiety that are sure to ease some of the stresses of everyday life. If you're truly serious about having more energy, feeling great on a consistent basis, and losing weight, then go to the link below to get your free ebooks now. If you don't start feeling great and shedding pounds right away... I'd be QUITE surprised.

Skullcap.It has tonic, anti-inflammatory, and sedative properties. Skullcap soothes those twitching muscles, and even helps if you have the RLS (restless leg syndrome) or epilepsy. Since skullcap has natural sedative properties, some people use it for insomnia, rapid heartbeat, restlessness, and depression. Make sure to take it as directed. It is not recommended for pregnant women.

Saint John's Wort.It is not exactly for anxiety, but it is extremely effective for patients of depression. And since anxiety and depression symptoms are sometimes similar, it can be used for anxiety as well. St. John's Wort also serves as a helpful mood enhancer. Its medicinal properties help cure gastroenteritis, diarrhea, chest infections, and viral infections of genitals and lungs, etc.

Kava Root: Kava root is excellent at treating mild to moderate anxiety and has been compared to drugs like Valium and Xanax for its calming abilities, yet in a completely natural form. They have proven that it is safe for the liver, causes no noticeable side effects and can be used in place of prescription medications that are used for the same symptoms. The best form to take kava is a concentrated extract, either capsule or tablet, however a liquid is available if you can stand the flavor.

Lemon Balm: This natural remedy has been used as early as 300 BC and was used for poisonous bites and stings and later to relieve stress and anxiety, lift people's spirits, help them sleep as well as ease digestion. Overall, if taken regularly it has been known to improve moods and help promote calmness and alertness. When used with other herbs like Valerian and chamomile the effects can be enhanced. A relaxing lemon balm tea can lead to tranquility.

Relaxation Inspiration.There can be something comforting about deliberate relaxation rituals. Try setting aside a few minutes, several times a day to relax.If you normally have time to gulp a cup of coffee and shove a donut in your mouth, while trying to meet a deadline, then you have time for a cup of herbal tea and a few moments of deep breathing. Chamomile is one of the oldest known anxiety remedies. Chamomile tea may be just the thing to give you a momentary calm.At some point, you are going to wash yourself. Instead of a rushed shower, carve out a few more minutes and enjoy a warm bath with some soft music and scented candles.




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