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Herbal drug treatment.

Marek Jarema
Review Neuro endocrinology letters 2008
PubMed
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Study Design

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Review
Population
None
Intervention
Herbal drug treatment. None
Vergleichsgruppe
None
Primärer Endpunkt
Herbal drug treatment.
Wirkungsrichtung
Mixed
Verzerrungsrisiko
Unclear

Abstract

Herbal drug treatment has been known for centuries as a part of traditional medicine. Nowadays, it is still considered a useful and natural way to treat several medical conditions, including mental disturbances. The most frequently treated mental conditions include mood disorders (mainly depression), anxiety disorders, somatoform disorders, age-related cognitive decline, and sometimes psychotic disorders. Some herbal formulations, such as St. John's wort, have been analyzed in clinical trials to estimate their real value. The use of other herbal medicines, such as Kava-kava, valerian, and Ginkgo biloba is discussed.

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