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Its most common applications are for “anxiety states, tension and irritability, particularly where these have persisted long enough to lead to fatigue or depression” and its action is described as a “gentle calming effect when taken internally, this conveniently combining with a restorative tonic effect on the nervous system”.
An article in The Times on March 12th. 1998 quoted a recent trial, and out of 3250 people, 80% felt a significant benefit.
There is a 300mg. capsule on the market with a normal price of £9-99 for 100 capsules.
We have a tablet 3 times that strength, and at a lower price, and with a suggested usage of one or two tablets daily.
N.B. A small number of cases have been reported of St. John’s Wort possibly causing increased sensitivity to light – we suggest that you limit sunbathing or use of sun beds whilst taking St. John’s Wort.
N.B. It is recommended that before taking a St. John’s Wort product, you should check with your doctor or pharmacist, if you are taking any prescribed medicines, as St. John’s Wort may affect the way that they work.
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