Sedation with medicinal plants: A review of medicinal plants with sedative properties in Iranian ethnoblotanical documents

The complexity of today's modern society, increasing problems and changes in lifestyles can lead to stress and anxiety in people. To control stress and anxiety, sedative drugs that have anxiolytic and sedative effects and temporarily calm the person and lead to a pleasant sleep are used. Howeve...

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Published inPlant biotechnology persa Vol. 1; no. 1; pp. 13 - 24
Main Authors Bahmani, Fariba, Kazemeini, Hamidreza, Hoseinzadeh-Chahkandak, Fatemeh, Farkhondeh, Tahereh, sedaghat, mahshid
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Ilam University of Medical Sciences 01.11.2019
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ethnobotany
iran
medicinal plants
sedative
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Summary:The complexity of today's modern society, increasing problems and changes in lifestyles can lead to stress and anxiety in people. To control stress and anxiety, sedative drugs that have anxiolytic and sedative effects and temporarily calm the person and lead to a pleasant sleep are used. However, it must also be kept in mind that each of these drugs have their own side effects. Being sedative is one of the reported properties of some herbal drugs. The use of these materials can be beneficial and will not cause side effects like those of conventional sedative drugs. The use of oral herbal drugs is one of the ancient methods that have been used to control anxiety, stress and pain. Besides, numerous side effects of chemical drugs have caused a renewed tendency to using herbal medicine. Therefore, this study is aimed to introduce some of the most effective medicinal plants with sedative properties based on Iranian ethnobotanical documents.
ISSN:2676-7414
2676-7414
DOI:10.29252/pbp.1.1.13