... wort group. In this study, the most frequent complaint in the St. John's wort patients was nausea, while the chief complaint in both the imipramine and placebo group was dry mouth, although there were still considerably fewer cases of ...

... wort ever been compared to Prozac? A St. John's wort has been compared to numerous antidepressant medications. Human clinical studies have shown that St. John's wort is as effective as these medications. What appears to make it ...

... wort grows to a height of one to two feet; in moister climates with a longer growing season, in particular along the North American Pacific coast, Hypericum plants as tall as five feet can be found. Viewed carefully, St. John's wort is ...

... wort has the longest track record of the available alternative remedies. But it may not be right for you: Talk to a health care practitioner before trying it. what is it? St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum) is a perennial yellow ...

... wort, root and all, from the hillsides, with the express goal of eradication. St. John's wort grows readily in sandy, gravely, dry soil. It likes the sun, and in the open meadows of mountain foothills, it aggressively takes over ...

... wort is active in the blood for 25 hours, making it unnecessary to take this herb in divided doses. Although if stomach upset is an issue, people may find that taking divided doses with meals is more comfortable. Studies on the effect ...

... Wort: A. Medieval. Healer. Modern. by Christopher Hobbs ~~^v eople aren't too worried about Switches nowadays, but St. John's _ X wort (Hypericum perforatum) still has a well-earned reputation as a powerful healing herb. Indeed, St. John's ...

... wort, eucalyptus, tea tree oil, ginger, or grapefruit seed extract. St. John's wort can do more than cheer you up Various herbal ointments, creams, and poultice materials are available that may help heal wounds and skin ulcers. St ...

... wort may mislead consumers about the effectiveness of the popular supplement used to treat mild cases of depression. On April 10, the Journal of the American Medical Association published the results of the study, conducted at Duke ...

I. was first introduced to St. John's wort when I was horseback-riding in Oregon's Cascade Mountains. It was over 20 years ago, during a stop to open fences, when I spied the plant — abundant and exuberant — along the trail. St. John's wort ...