There are a number of herbs that can be used as natural remedies for hyperactivity. If the hyperactivity is not accompanied by difficulty focusing attention, herbs that have a calming and calming effect on the brain and nervous system may be able to adequately manage the symptoms.
Some calming herbs that can be used as herbal remedies for hyperactivity include valerian, passionflower, lemon balm, and lavender.
If the hyperactivity is accompanied by a difficulty focusing attention, herbs used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be more appropriate.
Skullcap is an herb known to induce calm and balance of mind and a healthy attitude. This has been proven through traditional use and also shown in clinical studies.
The herb German chamomile is used to relieve nervous tension and relieve feelings of frustration and general fatigue.
The herb gotu cola helps improve mental clarity, improve memory and promote balanced moods.
Ginkgo Biloba is popular for its positive effects on brain function. Benefits include mood balancing and improving focus ability.
Rooibos is an herb that contains high levels of minerals and nutrients that promote brain function. This makes it a possible choice for herbal remedies for hyperactivity, especially when the ability to focus attention is also impaired.
The herbs mentioned are successfully used as natural remedies for hyperactivity. To avoid negative side effects, it is important not to use prescription medications alongside herbal remedies.
The herbs passionflower, lemon balm and lavender are primarily used in calming herbal formulas for anxiety, stress and hyperactivity when the ability to focus attention is not impaired.
For hyperactivity and difficulty focusing attention, the herbs Skullcap, German Chamomile, Gotu Cola, Ginkgo Biloba, and Rooibos are effective herbal treatments for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
A knowledgeable naturopathic practitioner can answer any questions you may have about natural remedies for hyperactivity. If you do decide to try herbal remedies, remember to give them at least a couple of weeks to take full effect.
Thanks to Max Wardlow
