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Graduate of the Medical University of Lublin. Specialist in the field of herbal medicine. Practises in a pharmacy where she provides daily advice to her patients.
Graduate of Journalism and Artes Liberales at the University of Warsaw. Since 2017, he has been working with the biggest portals in Poland and abroad as an editor. Previously worked for 3 years in one of the leading pharmaceutical companies - he knows the health and beauty industry inside out. In his free time, he most enjoys playing tennis or skiing.
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Life in a constant state of flux, pressure at work, an uncertain tomorrow, anxiety about loved ones - all this makes us lose ourselves and forget about our health. Long-term stress and tension often push us to the limits of our physical and mental endurance. In such situations, the first instinct is often to reach for a tranquilliser tablet. But do you do this consciously? Do you know which product will work best for you?"
With Anna Szymanska, Master of Pharmacy, we have prepared for you an overview of popular tranquilliser tablets divided into medicinal products and dietary supplements. In addition, together with psychologist Jagoda Turowska, we have created a small guide to help you recognise the most important symptoms of chronic stress and show you how you can deal with them.
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From this article you will learn:
What tranquilliser tablets are recommended by experts
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What ingredients to look for in popular tranquilliser tablets
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How drugs with benzodiazepines and hydroxyzine work
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What symptoms chronic stress can give
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How you can manage stress on your own, and when it's worth turning to a specialist
In our list you will find popular over-the-counter medicines and dietary supplements available on the market. The most important selection criteria were, above all, the documented effects of the individual active substances and the simplicity of the formulation.
Dietary supplements for sedation
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Compared to medicinal products, supplements are more varied in terms of their composition. In addition, they may not contain titanium dioxide. This is a big plus for people who pay special attention to unnecessary 'fillers'. Work is currently underway to make it disappear from medicines as well - but it is not known when exactly this will happen.
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Sedative supplements are intended for people whose conditions do not require treatment and in whom dietary enrichment is sufficient. In most cases, the effects of use occur after prolonged use - from several days to several weeks.
A dietary supplement thatós going to take care of your mood and nervous system. It will support you in times of stress, overload of responsibilitiesów or seasonal mood drops. By taking Hapisiv, you will gain energy and a good mood.
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Natural support of vitamins, amino acidsós and plant extractsós works gently but effectively.
Pros and cons
A dietary supplement thatós going to take care of your mood and nervous system. It will support you in times of stress, overload of responsibilitiesów or seasonal mood drops. By taking Hapisiv, you will gain energy and a good mood.
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Natural support of vitamins, amino acidsós and plant extractsós works gently but effectively.
Additional information
A dietary supplement thatós going to take care of your mood and nervous system. It will support you in times of stress, overload of responsibilitiesów or seasonal mood drops. By taking Hapisiv, you will gain energy and a good mood.
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Natural support of vitamins, amino acidsós and plant extractsós works gently but effectively.
Active ingredients: melatonin, lemon balm leaf extract, valerian root extract, herb extract See price
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Product description
Safe tablets to help you fall asleep and improve the quality of your sleep. They contain only natural ingredients that will calm your body and prepare you for a good night's rest. This way, you will wake up in the morning relaxed and rested.
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Melatonin is a hormone thatós naturally found in the body. Its secretion is linked to the diurnal rhythm and increases after nightfall. Blue light, which we are exposed to while watching TV, sitting at the computer or browsing on the phone, means that the natural synthesis of melatonin can be disrupted.
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This is why it is worthwhile to support the process of falling asleep with a supplement with melatonin, whose action has been supplemented with plant extracts, encapsulated in the CALMOMIX® complex. They will help your body to calm down before falling asleep and maintain uninterrupted, healthy sleep.
Pros and cons
Safe tablets to help you fall asleep and improve the quality of your sleep. They contain only natural ingredients that will calm your body and prepare you for a good night's rest. This way, you will wake up in the morning relaxed and rested.
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Melatonin is a hormone thatós naturally found in the body. Its secretion is linked to the diurnal rhythm and increases after nightfall. Blue light, which we are exposed to while watching TV, sitting at the computer or browsing on the phone, means that the natural synthesis of melatonin can be disrupted.
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This is why it is worthwhile to support the process of falling asleep with a supplement with melatonin, whose action has been supplemented with plant extracts, encapsulated in the CALMOMIX® complex. They will help your body to calm down before falling asleep and maintain uninterrupted, healthy sleep.
Additional information
Safe tablets to help you fall asleep and improve the quality of your sleep. They contain only natural ingredients that will calm your body and prepare you for a good night's rest. This way, you will wake up in the morning relaxed and rested.
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Melatonin is a hormone thatós naturally found in the body. Its secretion is linked to the diurnal rhythm and increases after nightfall. Blue light, which we are exposed to while watching TV, sitting at the computer or browsing on the phone, means that the natural synthesis of melatonin can be disrupted.
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This is why it is worthwhile to support the process of falling asleep with a supplement with melatonin, whose action has been supplemented with plant extracts, encapsulated in the CALMOMIX® complex. They will help your body to calm down before falling asleep and maintain uninterrupted, healthy sleep.
User review
Safe tablets to help you fall asleep and improve the quality of your sleep. They contain only natural ingredients that will calm your body and prepare you for a good night's rest. This way, you will wake up in the morning relaxed and rested.
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Melatonin is a hormone thatós naturally found in the body. Its secretion is linked to the diurnal rhythm and increases after nightfall. Blue light, which we are exposed to while watching TV, sitting at the computer or browsing on the phone, means that the natural synthesis of melatonin can be disrupted.
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This is why it is worthwhile to support the process of falling asleep with a supplement with melatonin, whose action has been supplemented with plant extracts, encapsulated in the CALMOMIX® complex. They will help your body to calm down before falling asleep and maintain uninterrupted, healthy sleep.
A set of two dietary supplements, the combination of which will take care of your mood and mental condition. Ashwagandha is known for its calming properties, while omega-3 fatty acids will further soothe the nervous system and take care of the smooth functioning of the brain.
Magnesium and Vitamin B6 are involved in the production and regulation of neurotransmittersós, and vitamin D3 may prevent dementia.
Pros and cons
A set of two dietary supplements, the combination of which will take care of your mood and mental condition. Ashwagandha is known for its calming properties, while omega-3 fatty acids will further soothe the nervous system and take care of the smooth functioning of the brain.
Magnesium and Vitamin B6 are involved in the production and regulation of neurotransmittersós, and vitamin D3 may prevent dementia.
Additional information
A set of two dietary supplements, the combination of which will take care of your mood and mental condition. Ashwagandha is known for its calming properties, while omega-3 fatty acids will further soothe the nervous system and take care of the smooth functioning of the brain.
Magnesium and Vitamin B6 are involved in the production and regulation of neurotransmittersós, and vitamin D3 may prevent dementia.
Expert opinion
A set of two dietary supplements, the combination of which will take care of your mood and mental condition. Ashwagandha is known for its calming properties, while omega-3 fatty acids will further soothe the nervous system and take care of the smooth functioning of the brain.
Magnesium and Vitamin B6 are involved in the production and regulation of neurotransmittersós, and vitamin D3 may prevent dementia.
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Miralo
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Promotes relaxation of the body, and supports stress resistance and balance of mind.
Composition based on standardised plant extracts. High content of ashwagandha extract standardised for vitanolides and triple standardised saffron extract. What's more, the ingredients are housed in a vegetable capsule, which will be important for vegetarians and vegans.
Standardisation determines whether and how much of the active ingredient is present in a given extract - the more, the better. It is also worth checking the DER indicator, which allows you to see how much of the raw material the extract was obtained from.
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Destresan Extra
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Provides a supplement to the daily diet in states of fatigue and nervous tension.
Interesting, rich composition. Used two extracts with adaptogenic effects - standardised from ashwagandha and from rhodiola montana, enriched with classic extracts from lemon balm and valerian. A drawback is the presence of magnesium in the poorly absorbed form of oxide.
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Olimp Gold Ashwagandha
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Promotes resistance to stress and supports mental fitness.
The efficacy of medicinal products is confirmed by clinical studies. Herbal medicines, to be registered as medicines, must contain substances that have been commonly used for medicinal purposes for at least 30 years. Each ingredient - both active and filler - has a documented origin and production process, which is a guarantee of safety for consumers.
The manufacture of medicines is also subject to strict procedures and is periodically monitored by the relevant authorities. All this is done in order to provide patients with the safest possible product, with a defined efficacy.
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Extraspasmina
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Beneficial effects on the nervous system. Helps to reduce nervous tension, calms down and facilitates falling asleep.
Active substances: valerian root extract, lemon balm herb extract, magnesium oxide, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine).
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Effectiveness based on the properties of valerian, enhanced by an extract of lemon balm herb. On the downside magnesium oxide, which is less well absorbed than other forms of magnesium, such as citrate. It has a characteristic smell, which is of particular interest to... cats (due to its similarity to feline pheromones).
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Nervomix Forte
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Contains four active substances. Indicated for temporary states of nervous hyperactivity and sleep disorders.
Active substances: valerian root, hops cones, lemon balm leaf, St. John's wort herb
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Rich composition of plant extracts. High content of valerian extract. Effect enhanced by extracts of lemon balm, hops and St. John's wort, which can cause photosensitisation. Therefore, people who are particularly susceptible to sunburn or have a fair complexion should exercise caution when exposed to UV rays.
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Kalms
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Recommended for mild states of nervous tension. Supports healthy sleep.
Preparation designed for people struggling with less stress. Kalms sedation tablets are based on the effectiveness of extracts of hops cones and valerian.
Tablets for calming Kalms are based on the effectiveness of extracts of hops cones and valerian.
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Validol
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Alleviates nervous tension and feelings of anxiety. Used as an auxiliary in motion sickness.
Active substance: mixture of menthol and menthyl isovaleriate
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Popular - especially among the elderly - lozenges. They show a mild effect. The main ingredient is methyl isovalerianate, extracted from valerian extract, which is converted in the body into active isovalerian acid.
Mentyl isovalerianate is the main ingredient.
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Dorminox
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Recommended for sleep disorders caused by stress and time zone changes.
Active substances: doxylamine hydrosuccinate (Doxylamini hydrogenosuccinas)
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Sedative and sleep product in which the active ingredient is doxylamineand. It is intended as a short-term treatment for difficulties in falling asleep and early waking due to stress.
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Before taking tranquilliser tablets, read the leaflet to avoid potential interactions, know the contraindications and be prepared for possible side effects.
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Anna Szymanskamagister of pharmacy
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When to use tranquilliser tablets and which products can you use?
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Sedative tablets provide support in situations of high stress, severe tension - including muscular tension - or in anxiety and neurotic conditions.
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They have a calming and relaxing effect, help to return to emotional equilibrium, reduce feelings of anxiety, and combat sleep disorders.
There are two groups of such remedies available on the market - over-the-counter (OTC drugs and dietary supplements) and prescription (so-called RX drugs - their use is decided by a doctor).
Prescription-free sedative tablets and herbal preparations
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Herbal tablets are usually taken by people who suffer from sleep problems, irritability or mood swings. Importantly, these products are not addictive and do not 'muddle up'.
What ingredients are found in natural tranquillisers?
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The most popular and thoroughly researched ingredients in herbal tranquilliser tablets are primarily:
Glover - specifically, the extract of its root, which contains a mixture of compounds (including isovaleric acid and valerenic acid) commonly known as valerian. These substances show activity towards the human nervous systemand. They have a calming effect and make it easier to fall asleep.
Hops cone - hops cone extract has a calming and tranquilising effect, as well as facilitating falling asleep and prolonging sleepand.
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Saffron - exhibits sedative and anti-anxiety effects
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Melissa - research suggests that it has the best calming and tranquilising effects when combined with hops and valerianand.
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St. John's Wort - recommended more for depressive states, however, due to the presence of biflavonoids it also shows relaxing and calming effects.
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It is also increasingly common to find the herb mint and ashwagandha, or Indian ginseng. In addition, you will find vitamins B6, B12 and magnesium in the formulation of tranquilisers, which support the proper functioning of the nervous system.
What else to look out for before buying?
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Before choosing a particular formula, carefully review the composition and potential side effects.
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The best products for sedation contain so-called standardised extracts, i.e. those that have a precisely defined value (amount and concentration) of active ingredients.
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Anna Szymanskamagister of pharmacy
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If you have questions or doubts about the composition or action of the active substances - do not buy tranquillisers on your own. Consult your pharmacist or your healthcare provider for a decision.
Clinically used since the 1960s, benzodiazepines affect the central nervous system. They modulate the GABAA receptor to increase the activity of GABA - which is the main inhibitory neurotransmitter in our brain.
An inhibitory neurotransmitter is a substance that can block the action of nerve conductors. The GABA transmitter regulates the control of many brain functions, including the centre responsible for experiencing anxiety. Increased GABA activity results in a slowing down of neurotransmission, and thus a sedative and anxiolytic effect.
Side effects
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Benzodiazepines can also cause a number of side effects and adverse reactions.
Cardiac arrhythmias may also occur, as well as central nervous system and visual disturbances. Benzodiazepines are often abused (especially in combination with opioids and alcohol) and should not be used long-term.
Medications with hydroxyzine
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Hydroxyzine exhibits sedative and anti-anxiety effectsand. This is related to the inhibition of activity in the subcortical layer of the central nervous system. As a result, it reduces the state of internal tension, reduces feelings of anxiety, as well as anxiety and muscle tension.
Side effects
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As with all drugs, hydroxyzine can also cause side effects and adverse reactions.
If you notice any side effects or adverse reactions in yourself while taking sedation medication, discontinue use immediately and consult your doctor.
Sedation tablets - contraindications
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Although most products and active ingredients are safe - as long as they are used within dosage limits - not everyone can or should take tranquilliser tablets.
Most products and active ingredients are safe - as long as they are used within dosage limits.
Most important contraindications include:
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hypersensitivity to the active substances,
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alcohol disease - some of the natural active substances are extracted using ethanol,
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damage or chronic diseases related to major organs (brain, liver, kidneys, heart).
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What symptoms can chronic stress and nervous tension conditions produce?
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Stress is a factor that unbalances the entire body and directly affects our physical and mental healthand. Living under constant tension can produce a variety of symptoms, both somatic and emotional. None of these should be underestimated. What symptoms should worry you? We asked psychologist, gr Jagoda Turowska, for the answer.
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Physical symptoms that accompany chronic stress and tension include:
shaking hands,
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increased sweating,
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accelerated heartbeat,
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difficulty sleeping (insomnia or frequent awakenings during the night),
The signs of living under long-term stress can also have a mental, emotional dimension. Most commonly, you may experience conditions such as:
a flurry of negative thoughts,
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panic attacks,
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indifference, depression and apathy,
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difficulties with decision-making,
pessimism and anxiety,
pessimism and anxiety.
feelings of loneliness and isolation,
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anxiety,
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anxiety,
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irritation and irritability,
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difficulties concentrating,
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problems with memory,
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The negative impact of stress on your daily life will also be evidenced by the following behaviours:
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sleeping problems (trouble falling asleep, waking up prematurely, sleeping too long, insomnia),
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isolation and avoidance of social contact - including with friends and immediate family,
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proneness to impulsive, unpredictable actions,
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frequent job changes,
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inability to relax,
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reduction of rest and leisure activities,
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tics and nervous behaviours (e.g. nail biting),
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compulsive eating and abuse of fat and sugar,
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abuse of alcohol, drugs or sleeping pills,
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Stress and tension - what can you do on your own, and when to turn to a specialist?
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We can deal with stress in many ways, adopting different strategies. It will always be a dynamic process that responds to specific situationsand. Psychologist, Jagoda Turowska, details a dozen suggestions that cover different aspects of our lives:
physical activity - a favourite sport or a simple walk to start with (it's just supposed to make you happy),
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relaxation training - for example, Schultz autogenic training, Jacobson training, breathing training (slow inhalation through the nose [about 10 seconds], a second of stopping and slow exhalation through the mouth [about 10 seconds]),
Think also about aromatherapy. Preliminary research suggests it can have positive effects. As one study suggests, you can (and should) combine aromatherapy with massage and reflexology.
Unfortunately, we are not always able to manage everything. In such cases, it will be necessary to seek the help of a specialist - a psychologist or psychiatrist. Jagoda Turowska points out the most alarming symptoms and conditions that should prompt you to do so:
apathy and sadness,
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lack of energy to live,
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permanent physical fatigue,
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insomnia,
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extremely pessimistic view of the future,
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feeling of guilt,
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insanity,
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panic attacks,
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Treat the causes, not the symptoms!
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If you observe these symptoms in yourself and know that they have been persisting for some time, don't delay - seek the help of a qualified professional who can make a diagnosis and offer appropriate solutions.
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Experiencing anxiety involves feeling a lot of discomfort, which is unpleasant and we want to get rid of it as soon as possible. Medications can be helpful. They act on a temporary basis and quickly have the desired effect. They may bring temporary relief, but in the long term they will not overcome the source of the situation. To fully regain peace of mind, free yourself from anxiety and learn to deal effectively with your problems, it is worth working through them in psychotherapy.
Every one of us lives a stressful life. However, it can be made a little easier. Changes to your daily routine, tranquillisers and support from a specialist can help - don't be afraid to ask for it when you're finding it hard to cope with everything.
There are many preparations for sedation available on the market: prescription and over-the-counter medicines, as well as dietary supplements.
Many of the active substances are of natural origin.
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The most common ingredients in herbal pills for sedation are valerian, lemon balm, hops cone, lemon balm or St. John's wort.
The most common ingredients in herbal pills for sedation are valerian, lemon balm, lemon balm or St. John's wort.
Living with chronic stress can cause physical, emotional, mental as well as behavioural symptoms.
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If you see distressing symptoms in yourself that persist over a long period of time and you cannot cope with them, seek help from a specialist. The sooner you diagnose the problem, the sooner you can restore life's balance.
FAQ
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What helps with stress and nerves?.
To get rid of stress, and in order to relax your body and mind, ensure proper sleep hygiene and physical activity. Relaxation training (such as Schultz autogenic training, Jacobson training or breathing training), as well as meditation, yoga and mindfulness training will also help. And don't forget your favourite hobby, music therapy and diet and supplementation. You can also reach for mild calming products.
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Are there tranquilliser tablets that do not stupefy?
Yes. In this case, calming and nerve-soothing preparations based on natural plant extracts and extracts, such as valerian, hops cones, lemon balm or mint, are best. Also hugely popular are ashwagandha and CBD oils, on which there is initial research, as well as anecdotal positive feedback from users.
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Do tranquilliser tablets lower blood pressure?.
Because of their properties, sedatives indirectly have an effect on blood pressure. In people living under permanent stress and tension, the blood circulates faster. Due to their effect, tranquilliser tablets cause the blood to "slow down" and the pressure to fall. However, they should not be used to treat hypertension.
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What calms but does not put you to sleep?.
For mild anxiety and nervous tension, herbs to brew will work well, as will herbal over-the-counter sedative tablets. Look especially for valerian (which contains valerian), lemon balm, hops cones or passionflower and ashwagandha in the formulations of such preparations. CBD oils are also gaining popularity.
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Can I drive a car after taking tranquilliser tablets?.
No matter whether you have been taking herbal preparations or synthetic products - it is not recommended to drive after all sedatives. Although everyone reacts to specific preparations individually, there is always a high risk of reduced concentration, reduced reaction speed or an increase in feelings of drowsiness.
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Before taking, check the manufacturer's recommendations on the leaflet and follow your doctor or pharmacist's instructions.
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Is it OK to take tranquilliser tablets during pregnancy and breastfeeding? .
Many prescription sedation drugs (including benzodiazepines and barbiturates) cross the placenta and can cause birth defects in the baby. They also pass into breast milk and can cause nervous system abnormalities, including neonatal withdrawal syndrome. Therefore, it is not advisable to use them during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
There is insufficient data at this time to indicate the safety of herbal tranquilliser tablets for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Remember that during pregnancy and breastfeeding, the use of any medication or dietary supplement should be consulted with a healthcare practitioner.
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Is there an over-the-counter substitute for hydroxyzine?.
Currently, all hydroxyzine-based medicines - whether in tablet or syrup form - regardless of dosage, are only available by prescription. In Poland, it can only be prescribed by the attending physician, who selects the appropriate dose on the basis of a detailed history. Any modification - whether for side effects or for lack of effect - should be determined after consultation with the doctor.
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At Natu.Care, she educates about healthy lifestyles and debunks dangerous myths, contrasting them with the results of the latest scientific research. Additionally, she is interested in new technologies and their impact on health and everyday life.
Master of Pharmacy
Anna Szymanska
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Graduate of the Medical University of Lublin. Specialist in the field of herbal medicine. Practises in a pharmacy where she provides daily advice to her patients.
Editor
Michael Tomaszewski
Graduate of Journalism and Artes Liberales at the University of Warsaw. Since 2017, he has been working with the biggest portals in Poland and abroad as an editor. Previously worked for 3 years in one of the leading pharmaceutical companies - he knows the health and beauty industry inside out. In his free time, he most enjoys playing tennis or skiing.
Ludwik Jelonek is the author of more than 2,500 texts published on leading portals. His content has found its way into services such as Ostrovit and Kobieta Onet. At Natu.Care, Ludwik educates people in the most important area of life - health.
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