Cassia siamea - A cure of anxiety

Cassia siamea (Cassodtree, Khilek, Senna siamea)

 Cassia siamea - Traditional Thai Medicine 

The native land of Cassia siamea is Thailand.
Cassia siamea is a small, evergreen and yellow flowering tree
with plumed and green leaves.
It is a traditional medicinal plant of the Traditional Thai Medicine (TTM),
which is 5000 years old. In traditional Thai medicine,
this medicinal plant has been used successfully over thousands of years
to treat anxiety disorders, mild panic attacks, stress- and sleep disorders.
As a matter of fact,
Cassia siamea is a first class natural psychopharmaceutical.

 Therapeutic indications

The leaves and flowers of this herbal remedy are used for
medicinal purposes. The ingredients have anxiolytic,
sedative and stress relieving effects.
With prolonged use, it can replace both:
Pharmaceutical psychotropic drugs and chemical sleeping pills.
Cassia siamea has a similiar effect like a psychopharmaceutical,
but unlike to its pharmaceutical counterparts,
Cassia siamea does not produce toxicity or side effects
and does not lead to addiction.

 Cassia siamea - Pharmacological study

In the year 2014, the results of a pharmacological study
on Cassia siamea were published. The study results are publicly available
on the website http://www.phytopharmajournal.com/Vol3_Issue1_09.pdf
According to this scientifical research paper review,
Cassia siamea has many positive health benefits.
The cassodtree has been shown to have
antimicrobial, antimalarial, antidiabetic, anticancer, hypotensive,
diuretic, antioxidant, laxative, anti-inflammatory, analgesic,
antipyretic, anxiolytic, antidepressant, and sedative activities.

 Cassia siamea - Where to buy

The product: Cassia siamea (Thaivita)
300mg (2 capsules) Cassia siamea-powder per day,
with liquid, before sleeping.
https://www.thaivita.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60&product_id=79

The product: Cassia siamea (Siamheilkräuter)
800mg to 1600 mg (2 - 4 capsules) Cassia siamea-powder per day,
with liquid, before sleeping.
https://www.siamheilkraeuter.de/heilkraeuter/cassia-siamea.php

 Sources

http://www.phytopharmajournal.com/Vol3_Issue1_09.pdf
https://www.siamheilkraeuter.de/heilkraeuter/cassia-siamea.php
https://www.thaivita.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=60&product_id=79
http://www.siamherba.net/heilkraeuter-und-heilpflanzen/heilpflanze-a-bis-g/cassia-siamea/index.html
http://raincure.com/product/cassia-siamea/
https://thai-voyage.com/en/celebnye-tovary/kapsuly-i-lechebnye-sredstva/capsuly-khi-leg-tv001205.html
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8866982
http://www.siam-vital.at/pdf/Cassia-siamea.pdf