Chamomile (250 mg)

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Last Update: February 15, 2010

Chamomile (250 mg)

Relaxing Sleepy-time herb. Refreshing, relaxing, cleansing. Tonic for jangled nerves.

Category:		Single Herbs
Related Products:		Chamomile, Roman - 5 ml
Parts Used:		The Flower
Body System:		Nervous System

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190-7	100 count	$18.25	$12.15 Learn How to Qualify

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P r o d u c t D e t a i l s

Chamomile is a popular late-night herbal tea, sold around the world in grocery stores and health-food stores alike. The plant is native to Europe and Asia, and is now cultivated in North and South America and parts of Europe. Chamomile contains the amino acid tryptophan. The plant also contains flavonoids.

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