Calming
By using herbal remedies it allows the person in the anxiety and depression condition to be treated in a natural way which deals with the social anxiety disorder and the body’s chemical imbalance which causes the depression in the first place. Of course, there are some herbs that are found to be more effective than others when treating these conditions. It should be noted however that in order for these herbs to have the desired success rate or results, the diet of the individual must be well balanced and healthy. All these elements combined together will contribute to a better sense of calm and relaxed mental state.  Magnolia bark is a powerful herb used to treat insomnia problems which is one of the underlying causes of depression and anxiety.  Phellodendron bark is another fundamental herb used in ancient Chinese medicine to actually arrest the stress build-up and also relief the anxiety condition. It works by regulating cortisol which is effectively the stress hormone. - 19 -  St John wort is used to treat depression and anxiety in only small doses. So when using this herb, prudence must be exercised.  Valerian is regarded as the most powerful herb available to address depression and anxiety issues. It works to positively influence the body’s chemical makeup of certain elements.  Lemon balm is also popularly referred to as a calming herb. It is mostly used for its almost sedative-like inducing properties.  Hops powder formally used primarily to treat insomnia, is now recommended for its assistance in treating depression. However, at this point, it is still not conclusively proven that this herb is the only contributing factor in the success of treating depression.
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