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Chamomile tea effects on sleep and relaxation

Overview

Chamomile tea, a caffeine-free herbal infusion containing the flavonoid apigenin, is noted for its potential to support sleep quality and relaxation. Research suggests apigenin may bind to GABA receptors in the brain to slow activity and reduce anxiety, though studies on its specific impact on sleep are considered modest.

Experts recommend incorporating the tea into an evening routine, ideally one to two hours before bedtime, to allow compounds to take effect. While it can assist with relaxation and digestion, it is not viewed as a substitute for professional medical treatment for chronic sleep disorders.

Precautions are advised for individuals with allergies to ragweed or daisies, as well as those taking sedatives or blood thinners. Additionally, older adults may need to consume the tea earlier in the evening to prevent nighttime urination.

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Kendra Haire · Leah Murnane · Theresa DeLorenz · EatingWell · Kelsey Kuniková

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  1. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Chamomile tea properties and effects on sleep

    Chamomile tea is a caffeine-free herbal infusion containing apigenin, which may promote relaxation and sleep, though it is not a cure for chronic insomnia.

  2. [HEALTH] 9 sources
    Chamomile tea may support sleep quality through apigenin

    Experts suggest drinking chamomile tea one to two hours before bed to aid relaxation and sleep quality via the flavonoid apigenin, which interacts with GABA receptors in the brain.

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bosnainfo.ba · dailyhealthpost.com · dnevno.hr · foodblogalliance.com · kurir.rs · metro-portal.hr · n1info.rs · novice24.net · oslobodjenje.ba · startitup.sk · tn.nova.cz