herb · for poor sleep quality

Chamomile

The same calming compound is thought to ease you into sleep and make rest feel better.

Say that in clinical terms

Same proposed apigenin/GABA-A-adjacent mechanism theorized to ease sleep onset and improve subjective rest quality, distinct from objectively measured insomnia parameters.

Evidence evidence3 papers read

How strong is the research?

Evidence evidence

Low-quality evidence

3 papers read, 3 supporting.

Tested as: standardized chamomile extract capsules, 200 mg twice daily (400 mg/day), in the positive elderly trial; chamomile tea (brewed, taken nightly) in a separate positive short-term trial in postpartum women; doses varied across the 12 trials pooled in the meta-analysis below

How much to take

200–400 mg

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