Chamomile tea
From: Europe, Middle East, North Africa
How to do it
Steep a tea bag or a tablespoon of dried flowers for 5 minutes.
What we know
A few small studies on chamomile and sleep. Promising, not settled.
Be careful if
you're allergic to ragweed or daisies, or take blood thinners.
What this label means: Early research. Some small or early studies. Interesting, but not settled.
Very heavy bleeding, fainting, sudden or severe pain, or fever? Please don't wait. Contact a doctor or emergency services.
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