Chamomile Is Best Known For Calming The Nerves Without Causing Drowsiness
Chamomile is good for the digestive system and helps alleviates gas. Studies also show that this wonderful herb may help ward off infections caused by certain bacteria and fungal strains. The soothing properties of this flower have been used medicinally for centuries. Today, it is still used as a mild sedative for individuals with minor anxiety or nervousness. Chamomile has a variety of other health benefits, including mild insomnia and topically as an effective wound-healing agent. Works wonders for eye inflammation and infection. Cooled chamomile tea can be used in a compress to help soothe tired, irritated eyes and it may even help treat conjunctivitis. Heal mouth sores and prevent gum disease. A chamomile mouthwash can help soothe mouth inflammations and keep gums healthy. Reduce menstrual cramps. Chamomile's ability to relax the smooth muscles of the uterus helps ease the discomfort of menstrual cramping. Chamomile is best known for calming the nerves without causing drowsiness or motor impairment. Other studies, however, have looked into chamomile’s ability to soothe the digestive system and alleviate gas. Other studies suggest that: chamomile may help the body ward off infections caused by certain bacteria and fungal strains. Chamomile has also been shown to have weak activity similar to the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Chamomile has also been used in the form of a topical ointment to treat acne, skin infections, burns, and wounds. A chamomile cream was tested against a 0.5% hydrocortisone cream and a placebo cream in patients with medium-degree atopic eczema. After a 2-week treatment, the chamomile cream showed a mild superiority over the 0.5% hydrocortisone and a marginal difference when compared to placebo. HerbaGreen Teas
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