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Best Anxiety and natural Supplements for Stress Management
You're probably aware that taking supplements for stress doesn't actually treat the problem — and that, as with many if not most medical conditions, there is no cure for stress. But when it comes to helping your body defend against the harmful effects of stress, some herbal supplements offer promise. They contain herbs that are believed to act as adaptogens — natural substances that may help your body "adapt" to stress as well as function more normally.
So if your efforts to make lifestyle changes and use
relaxation techniques aren't doing enough to reduce your stress, you may want
to ask your doctor about taking herbal supplements for stress relief.
Here's a look at several herbs often found in supplements
for stress management:
Rhodiola. An herb long used in traditional medicine in Russia
and some European countries, Rhodiola may help fight fatigue among people with
chronic (long-term) stress. For instance, in a small study published in 2009,
researchers found that regular intake of Rhodiola reduced fatigue and enhanced
mental performance in people struggling with stress-induced burnout. The study
results showed that the 30 participants taking Rhodiola supplements for 28 days
had a greater improvement in concentration than those who took a placebo pill (a pill that does not
contain the substance being studied) for the same amount of time.
Ashwagandha. In Ayurveda (the traditional
medicine of India), this herb has long been recommended for its supposedly
refreshing and energizing effects. Studies have shown that ashwagandha offers
significant adaptogenic benefits and stress-fighting effects. One study found
that Ashwagandha root extract effectively increased resistance to stress and
improved quality of life.
Ginseng. Panax ginseng (also known
as Korean, Asian, or Chinese ginseng) is often praised for its anti-stress
properties. Research suggests that ginseng may help stabilize the nervous
system response and improve cognition for people who are exposed to high levels
of stress. There is also some research in humans reporting
anti-depressant-like ingredients and mechanisms in panax ginseng.
Kava Kava. Kava Kava is an herbal remedy
that's made from the roots of Piper methysticum -- a type of plant found in the
islands of the Pacific Ocean. Its name literally means “intoxicating pepper.”
People who live on Pacific islands like Fiji and Tonga have used it for
hundreds of years in social gatherings and traditional medicine. They dry out
the roots or crush them into a powder. Then they add water and drink the mixture.
Kava kava (“kava” for short) contains substances called
kavapyrones. They act much like alcohol on your brain, making you feel calm, relaxed, and happy. The plant is
also thought to relieve pain, prevent seizures, and relax muscles.
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