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What Are the Relaxing effect of L-Theanine?
A: this amino acid directly stimulates the production of alpha brain waves, creating a state of deep relaxation and mental alertness similar to what is achieved through meditation. L-theanine is also involved in the formation of the inhibitory neurotransmitter, gamma amino butyric acid (GABA). GABA influences the levels of two other neurotransmitters, dopamine and serotonin, producing the key relaxation effect. References 1. Kakuda T, Nozawa A, Unno T, et al. Inhibiting effects of theanine on caffeine stimulation evaluated by EEG in the rat. Biosci Biotechno Biochem 2000; 64:287-293. 2. Mason R. 200 mg of Zen; L-theanine boosts alpha waves, promotes alert relaxation....
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Does anyone know of an herbal or natural remedy that has sedative or relaxing effects?
A: passion flower and Chamomile tea. 3 drops each essential oils of clary Sage and marjoram REALLY work for me. (in a bath or used on linen) Lavender is also a relaxant, I don''t know about ''remedy'' but certain smells have different effects on people. Try going to candle store or if you wanted to you could go to a Bath and Bodyworks and see if they have anything that is considered a ''relaxing'' sent. If that doesn''t work you could just browse the herbal section of your favorite store and see if they have anything for relaxation. Bliss!!! Its a natural anti-stress Formula. I use it all the time and i understand where it gets its name from. you can find it at: http://www.marketamerica.com/tkshopintl I would recommend the powerful...
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Does mixing muscle relaxers effect viagra?
A: It may ... which muscle relaxer are you taking? Please add answer as a comment....
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Does anyone know of an herbal or inherent remedy that have drug or relaxing effects?
A: L-Theanine is a intuitive relaxant without the side effects of drowsiness. You can find it at a robustness food store or your local Vitamin Shoppe. Puritan''s Pride has frequent herbal supplements that may be just what you''re looking for.Passi Flora tablets work okay. Bach Flower Remedies also work really well. Camomile Tea is soporific. Hope this helps A.D.I don''t know roughly ''remedy'' but certain smells own different effects on people. Try going to candle store or if you considered necessary to you could go to a Bath and Bodyworks and see if they own anything that is considered a ''relaxing'' sent. If that doesn''t work you could merely browse the herbal section of your favorite store and see if they enjoy anything for
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What Are the Most Common Damiana effects?
A: Turnera diffusa is the scientific name for damiana, which is sometimes also called herba de la pastora or ''old woman''s broom.'' A shrub that grows wild in Mexico and South America, damiana is listed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as generally recognized as safe. It is used as a flavoring agent in foods and beverages. It is a popular herbal supplement, and is especially well-known as an aphrodisiac. According to traditional folklore, damiana effects include heightened sexual response in both men and women, anxiety reduction, lowering of blood sugar, headache relief, and stimulation of menstruation. Damiana has also been used to treat various gastrointestinal disorders, to aid in weight loss, and as both a diuretic and laxative. The leaves of the...
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Is an isocet like a hydro as in the effect you feel?
A: Isocet contains Butalbital, Acetaminophen, and Caffeine. Butalbital belongs to the group of medicines called barbiturates which act in the central nervous system to produce their relaxant effects. Caffeine is a stimulant and acetominophen is an analgesic. Isocet is used to treat tension headaches. Butalbital can cause excitement and frequent use can lead to tolerance and dependance. See http://www.drugs.com/cons/isocet.html for more information....
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Possible side effect of tramadol use and will there be withdrawl if I quit?
A: 23 Jan 2012 Not sure what the itching is, but yes you can become dependent on tramadol and experience withdrawals if you stop abruptly. You need to taper off this medication slowly over time if you are going to stop taking it. Votes:+1CommentVote upReport sailor1mom 23 Jan 2012thank you. I just do not know how to taper it back. like today, I have only needed to take one so far. because it is warming up. now if it gets cold, then it may increase. I never take more than 3. so I guess I will try and not take anymore today. thank you again. call me confused. LaurieShay 23 Jan 2012Don''t be confused, if you can get by on one then great. If you need to, stay at two for a week or so, then drop to one. You''ll know soon enough if it is the tramadol causing the itching once you are off it for a...
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Which muscle relaxant worked best for you?
A: 13 Nov 2011 Well, I think you should have listed the ones you have tried that haven''t worked first, but here goes 2 I think work great,& that''s is Skelaxin, & Flexeril. Hope this helps... Votes:+1CommentVote upReport TwoDimes13 Nov 2011 Thank you, Mary! I have tried Flexeril, Robaxin, and Valium. I have never tried Skelaxin (sp). The only "med" that has helped was Valium. All others caused me to become ACUTELY agitated and anxious, actually increasing my back pain. Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question. It is my hope that you are without pain. Two Dimes Votes:+0CommentVote upReport sweet lemon13 Nov 2011 Hi TwoDimes, I adore my Baclofen, it works great!! No anxiety, it has a calming effect for me, and no side
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What are the proven and effective relaxation techniques?
A: There are several main types of relaxation techniques. There are some that are not so common while others are practiced everyday by most people. The common relaxation techniques are: * Exercise * Meditation * Hypnosis * Tai chi * Listening to soft music * Yoga * Massage The not so common relaxation techniques include: * Progressive muscle relaxation: In this kind of relaxation technique, you aim at slowly tensing and then relaxing each muscle area of the body. There a few methods used her but the common one is tensing and relaxing the muscles in the toes and working progressively and upwardly to your neck and head, then you tense your muscles for five to ten...
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How Do I Choose the Best Muscle Relaxer?
A: There are several factors to consider when choosing the best muscle relaxer for you. Though most of these drugs work in similar manners, you may find that one or another works best to alleviate your symptoms. You may also wish to consider possible side effects and pick a drug you are comfortable with. It is also important to know if there are any negative drug interactions that might occur with medications you are already on. If you are not comfortable using medication, there are some natural options you may wish to consider. It may take some trial and error to determine which muscle relaxer will work best for you. All of these types of drugs, such as metaxalone, carisoprodol, and cyclobenzaprine, are designed to ease the tension in injured muscles and reduce...
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