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6 health benefits of Valerian Root tea

Valerian Root tea is known to help you beat anxiety, stress, insomnia, headaches and other health conditions.

6 health benefits of Valerian Root tea

Written by Upneet Pansare |Updated : August 31, 2017 12:14 PM IST

If you haven t tried Valerian Root tea, you are missing on one of the most useful sleeping aids. The herb Valerian Root has a long history of use as a mild sedative. Like many herbal sleep remedies, it is often used in conjunction with other herbs and ingredients that have similar effects. Studies show that Valerian reduces the time it takes to fall asleep and improves the quality of sleep. It is a gentle relaxant and used as a mild tranquilizer. Co-founder of tea brand, Tasse De Th and certified tea blender, Jiten Sheth, reveals the magical properties of this tea that can help you with a number of health conditions.

1) One of the most popular uses of Valerian Root tea is for reducing anxiety and stress. You must know about the ABC model of handling stress, anger and anxiety. It has naturally soothing and sedative qualities, helping people calm down and focus.

2) It can also help eliminate feelings of depression. Did you know, sitting in office for more than 6 hours can make you depressed?

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3) The roots are effective in relieving headaches (especially stress headaches) migraines, arthritis and muscle pain.

4) The dried Valerian Root tincture can improve memory performance and some problem-solving skills in children and adults. It can strengthen your blood vessels. Here are easy yoga asanas to improve memory in kids.

5) It is also known to be good for improving eye sight. Read: You can have fish oil to improve your eye sight.

6) Valerian Root is a safe and natural way that helps in improving poor sleep. Many prescription sleep aids leave you feeling groggy the following morning, not to mention all the other scary and more serious risks on those long labels. Are you at risk of suffering from insomnia?

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