Cannor Natural Herbal Mixture - Sen (Dream), 50 G

Hops It belongs to the cannabis family, so it calms and makes life more pleasant. It induces relaxation and sleep.   Chamomile Supports the immune system, lipid metabolism, cognitive and mental health, positive mood, relaxation and sleep.   Passionflower Herb is relaxing, affects sleep quality. It is able to relieve stress. It plays its irreplaceable place in the treatment of nervous tension and insomnia. A clinical study confirmed the excellent effect of regular use of passionflower tea on the subjective improvement of sleep quality. Moreover, passionflower extract contributes to faster falling asleep and improves physical resistance to internal stress.   Valerian It has depressant effects and is found in most tea blends to address sleep problems and depression. In folk medicine, valerian is given regularly and without adverse effects for anxiety, depression, restlessness, stress, epilepsy, for pain during menstruation, headaches, fatigue syndrome, abdominal pain and for children with ADHD. The valeric acid, isovaleric acid and probably sesquiterpenes from valerian root are able to bind to and specifically act on GABA receptors, suggesting a sedative, anticonvulsant and analgesic effect.   Honeybush In folk medicine, it is also recommended for its positive effect on the activity of the central nervous system, and it is useful in menstrual and premenstrual syndrome (it also relieves menstrual cramps), menopause or to adjust the menstrual cycle. Healers recommend honeybush to relieve symptoms of skin diseases and eczema. Recently, there have been reports of testing the contents of honeybush and its possible use for skin problems related to either excessive sun exposure, inflammatory diseases or aging skin. There appears to be a soothing (relieving) effect in acute problems and in chronic problems the skin's resistance to UV rays and wrinkling in particular is increased.   Lavender Lavender reduces blood pressure, induces mental well-being and helps to fall asleep better.    Lemon balm The famous physician and naturalist Paracelsus called lemon balm the elixir of life. He credited it with calming, anti-stress and anti-depressant effects. In his time, he observed the herb's beneficial effect on insomnia and upset psyches. He administered it to child patients and the elderly in herbal mixtures for nervousness and difficulty falling asleep. ...