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The power of calmatrol

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If you haven't heard about calmatrol, I can reassure you that you are not the only one. It was not until I started seeing my current psychiatrist that I realized the power of natural healing. He is all about the natural remedies, such as herbals. He is by far the best psychiatrist out there. In addition to being a psychiatrist, he is also a neurologist and cardiologist, which makes me trust him even more. He was the one who explained the benefits of calmatrol to me and how it will help. It begins working within 20-30 minutes of taking one capsule. You can take up to 3 a day. It naturally reduces the physical symptoms of stress, which then results in a reduction of anxiety. This is really effective for taking before bed to ensure a quality nights sleep. You can find it online for about 25-30 bucks for 60 capsules. It is amazing how this one herbal makes a huge difference. I have been suffering from anxiety related problems and stress for nearly 7 years.

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rubyred777

Thats terrific Katie

Sounds like a really good Dr.

What is in this pill ? Is it homapathic?

Sounds like good stuff.

Rubyxx😊

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mewmew

Hi,

Just googled it. Sounds good. It says with any herbal remedies it can cause stomach upset. Do you have any of this? One of my anxieties is my stomach so am reluctant to try it.

Kind regards

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KatieRichie94 in reply tomewmew

I have never had an upset stomach on it. You could eat a small snack before taking it if you're worried.

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theo12071

Just wanted to mention, what a cheezy name "Calmatrol" lol a drug that makes you calm lol lol lol, great product by really cheezy name, kinda reminds me of that episode of the Simpsons where Bart took the drug "Focusin" to help him focus better at school, lol

Anyway that said I like the two ingredients in Calmatrol Passion flower and Chamomile, but I'm not 100% sure about Valerian, i have heard it makes you drowsy and fall asleep, so a drug that makes you sleepy of course will make you calm because its slowly making you fall asleep, does this drug calm the nerves? dopes it help with concentration and other stress related issues or does it just make you drowsy and sleepy?

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KatieRichie94

Well it calms you down which then results in helping focus. I would just take 1 for starters and maybe only in the evening hours at first. I usually take 2 - 3 per day.

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theo12071

Are there any side effects we should look out for?

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KatieRichie94

just the tiredness

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Patittos_ in reply toKatieRichie94

Makes me want to buy it.. I shall consult my wallet...lol

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KatieRichie94

It's pretty well priced. 60 capsules for 27 bucks.

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