THE USE OF HERBS IN THE COMPLEX TREATMENT OF NEUROSIS
Keywords:
Neurosis,herbalmedicine,anxiolytic herbs,adaptogens,valerian root,passion flower,ashwagandha,Rhodiola rosea,lemonbalm,GABA,serotonin,dopamine,stress management,cognitive function,emotional stability,phytotherapy,alternative medicine,herb-drug interaction,clinical trialsAbstract
Neurosis is a widespread mental health condition characterized by persistent
anxiety, emotional instability, and various psychosomatic manifestations. While conventional
treatments primarily involve pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy, the integration of herbal
medicine has gained increasing attention due to its natural, non-addictive properties and potential
therapeutic benefits. This article explores the role of medicinal herbs in the comprehensive
treatment of neurosis, analyzing their historical usage, pharmacological mechanisms, and clinical
effectiveness.
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