Rescue Remedy Is An Effective All-Natural Stress, Anxiety Reliever, New Study Shows

Main Category: Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine
Also Included In: Anxiety / Stress
Article Date: 02 Jul 2007 - 6:00 PDT

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A just published scientific study conducted by researchers at the University of Miami School of Nursing in conjunction with The Sirkin Creative Living Center (SCLC) has found that Rescue Remedy™, an all-natural remedy created from flower essences, is an effective over-the-counter stress reliever with a comparable effect to traditional pharmaceutical drugs yet without any of the known adverse side effects, including addiction.

Rescue Remedy, manufactured by Nelsons, contains five flower essences: Rock Rose to alleviate terror and panic, Impatiens to mollify irritation and impatience, Clematis to combat inattentiveness, Star of Bethlehem to ease shock, and Cherry Plum to calm irrational thoughts. Available in a convenient spray bottle or in drop form, it helps to provide better emotional balance and fast, convenient relief from everyday stress.

"The result of this independent study is not only welcome news for those of us who encounter stressful situations every day, but particularly for the 40 million Americans who suffer from physician-diagnosed anxiety," said Ronald Stram, MD, who regularly prescribes Rescue Remedy to his anxious and stressed patients. "Stress compromises your ability to fight off disease and infection. It can even rewire the brain, making you more vulnerable to everyday pressures and problems."

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Rescue™ Remedy has been a popular stress reliever since 1930 but until now had not been thoroughly investigated scientifically. This study specifically examined the product for the reduction of acute situational stress. A double-blind clinical trial comparing a standard dosage of Rescue Remedy against a placebo of identical appearance was conducted in a sample of 111 individuals aged 18 to 49. The Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI) - a standard means to evaluate anxiety - was administered before and after the use of Rescue Remedy or placebo. The results suggest that Rescue Remedy may be effective in reducing high levels of situational anxiety. The results were just published in the latest edition of Complementary Health Practice Review.

Consumers can easily purchase Rescue Remedy over the counter, without a prescription. Please visit http://www.rescueremedy.com/ for more information.

About Nelsons USA

Nelsons USA of Wilmington, Massachusetts is part of the Nelsons group based in London. Founded in 1860, Nelsons is a family-owned business with a long-standing commitment to supplying high quality, effective natural medicines. Their products are sold all over the world and include Rescue™ Remedy, Bach™ Original Flower Remedies, Nelsons Arnicare™, Nelsons Teetha™, and Nelsons™ Homeopathy. More information is available at http://www.rescueremedy.com/.

Contact: Christen Graham
Nelsons, Inc.

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