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Valerian

 

Valerian

Valerian root aids in relaxing the body and providing gentle sleep support. Valerian Root
comes from the Latin valere, which means "to be in good health." Records of valerian's
use go back more than 1,000 years. Its ability to help relax the central nervous system,
promote feelings of calm, help decrease levels of anxiety and stress, and enhance restful
sleep are known to millions the world over.

The Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association states the following:

"Stress: In laboratory stress tests, humans given valerian showed decreases in
heart rate and blood pressure. Cats given 10mg/kg valerian extract by gastric
lavage showed significant decreases in restless, fearful and aggressive behaviors.
Cardiovascular: Valerian has shown coronary vasodilating and antiarrhythmic
activity in laboratory rabbits and mice. In cats, intravenous valerian extract
significantly increased coronary blood flow while reducing heart rate and blood
pressure. No single chemical constituent has been shown to account for all of
Valerian's activity, therefore, herbalists believe that the clinical effects are due to
synergy of all ingredients in the root." Click here for the full article

The VBMA recommends the following:
Dried herb: 50 mg/lb BID
Dried concentrated extract: 2-3 mg/lb BID
Tincture: 1-2 drops/lb BID

Valerian can balance the nervous system and help calm a dog, yet cats are attracted to the
scent, sniffing and rolling in it and enjoying a trance-like pleasure. The effect is short-
term just like with catnip.

Additional Information:

Veterinarian Botanical

Scientific Study Fact Sheet

Botanical.com

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