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Valarien root

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Wednesday, June 7 2006, at 6:32 p.m.

In Response To: Valarien (Maureen)

Valarien root is best taken in capsule form, due to its highly potent smell caused by the valepotriate content. However, making an herbal tea with the root may be the best way to ensure a high quality of the heral remedy. I don't actually mind the taste so much; it certainly tastes better than it smells, but I still have found that valarien root capsules are quite helpful in relaxing my natural abilities to become tense and irritable in stressful situations. In fact, since taking valarien 5 days on, 2 days off, I've found that I am much more capable of compromising and negotiating, both of which have served me well. Valarien root capsules from Bluebonnet are useful for me and they are available in vegetarian caps. There are other uses of the herb, aside from a central nervous system relaxant, though. Traditional uses include aiding headaches, backaches, menstrual problems, colds, and sores.

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Maureen -- Wednesday, June 7 2006, at 6:23 p.m.

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Maureen -- Wednesday, June 7 2006, at 6:32 p.m.

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Message: > Valarien root is best taken in capsule form, due to > its highly potent smell caused by the valepotriate > content. However, making an herbal tea with the root > may be the best way to ensure a high quality of the > heral remedy. I don't actually mind the taste so much; > it certainly tastes better than it smells, but I still > have found that valarien root capsules are quite > helpful in relaxing my natural abilities to become > tense and irritable in stressful situations. In fact, > since taking valarien 5 days on, 2 days off, I've > found that I am much more capable of compromising and > negotiating, both of which have served me well. > Valarien root capsules from Bluebonnet are useful for > me and they are available in vegetarian caps. There > are other uses of the herb, aside from a central > nervous system relaxant, though. Traditional uses > include aiding headaches, backaches, menstrual > problems, colds, and sores.
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