Chamomile's small daisy-like flowers have soothed nerves and stomachs for millennia. A gentle nervine, it eases the body toward rest without the grogginess of stronger sedatives — the classic bedtime cup, done properly.
| Historical Use | Calming nerves, easing colic, promoting sleep. |
| Modern Application | Bedtime teas, anxiety relief, nervous-stomach support. |
| Parts Used | Dried flower heads. |
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