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Herbs, etc.

Posted By: careful on 2009-01-25
In Reply to: Go to the store, get valerian. It is a natural way - HolidayMT

It is also probably a good idea to not medicate yourself because of panic/anxiety, at least if that is your ONLY defense against the anxiety you feel. This is just my opinion, of course, I just hate to see someone pop anything--herbs, pills, alcohol to calm anxiety without some kind of counseling or guidance. It really isn't a healthy way to approach the problem.

Good luck to you.



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