Valerian extract
| Min. Order: | 1 Kilogram |
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| Trade Term: | CIF |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, WU |
| Supply Ability: | 1000kg/week |
Company Profile
| Location: | China (Mainland) |
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| Business Type: | Manufacturer |
Product Detail
| Means of Transport: | Air |
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| Production Capacity: | 1000kg/week |
| Packing: | 25kg/drum or1kg/bag |
| Delivery Date: | within 5 days after payment |
Product Description
Valerian extract
Valerian added to bath water in the form of a very strong herbal tea or as an essential oil is said to have a calming effect.
Product No.: OHI-000056
Active Ingredient: valeric or valerenic acid.
Test Metho: UV-VIS
Health Benefits
Although there has long been controversy over what makes valerian so effective as a relaxant, it is increasingly accepted that this herb does, in fact, work as the ancients once claimed it did. In addition to promoting sound sleep, valerian has a reputation for easing anxiety and relaxing tense muscles. It may also have a role to play in relieving digestive conditions, such as diverticulosis and irritable bowel syndrome.
Valerian added to bath water in the form of a very strong herbal tea or as an essential oil is said to have a calming effect, although specific scientific evidence is sparse.
Specifically, valerian may help to:
Improve sleep. In the brain, valerian is thought to bind to receptors for a nerve chemical called GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid). By blocking some nerve impulses from reaching the brain, the herb seems to shorten the amount of time it takes to fall asleep as well as improve the quality of sleep that results. And, unlike some of the more commonly prescribed sleep medications, valerian is not addictive. Nor does it cause morning grogginess (when taken at recommended doses), as some prescription drugs do.
Numerous studies of insomniacs have shown that those who take valerian fall asleep faster than participants given a placebo. The quality of sleep improves as well, according to several recent studies. In one placebo-controlled trial of 27 people with insomnia, Swedish researchers found that 89% of those who were given a valerian preparation reported improved sleep, with 44% rating their sleep as "perfect."
Reduce nervous tension, anxiety, and restlessness. German health authorities endorse the use of valerian for restlessness and sleeping disorders that are caused specifically by nervous conditions. In fact, anyone who suffers from stress, panic attacks, or other nervous conditions may want to give valerian a try.
Valerian is thought to lessen anxiety because in blocking brain receptors for the neurotransmitter GABA, it also inhibits nerve impulses and stress-related messages from reaching the brain. More research is needed, however.
