Active Ingredient:
Standard lavender essential oil based on at least 30% linalool
Laserine®is sedativeproductthat formulated based on natural lavender essential oil with no side effects or dependencies.Laserine® gelatin capsule contain natural lavender essential oil. Taking this capsule daily before going to bed can improve brain function, reduce stress, improve sleep and increase quality of life. Another advantage of this capsule is that it is gelatinous, which makes it easy to use.
Description
Soft capsule Laserene®
Anxiolytic, helps reduce stress and tension
Active Ingredient:
Standard lavender essential oil based on at least 30% linalool
Laserine® is a sedative product formulated based on natural lavender essential oil with no side effects or dependencies. Laserine® gelatin capsule contains natural lavender essential oil. Taking this capsule daily before bed can improve brain function, reduce stress, improve sleep and improve quality of life. Another advantage of this capsule is that it is gelatinous, which makes it easy to use.
Laserene® contains valuable ingredients of lavender essential oil, which is obtained in a completely natural way. This product helps against restlessness, anxiety and sleep disorders. In the medical field, treatment with lavender has a long history.
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What is Laserene®?
Laserene® herbal product is available in the form of soft capsules. This form of medicine is very suitable for preserving valuable active substances. Like all essential oils, the essential oils of lavender are volatile and highly sensitive. This capsule optimally contains the active ingredient. Apart from that, swallowing Laserene® soft gels is easy and pleasant. Daily use of this capsule has a significant effect on reducing stress. You can see a Great impact in reducing your stress by taking a course on Laserene® capsules.
How to use Laserene®?
You should only take Laserene® once a day. Our advice is to always consume it at the same time of day. You are free to choose the time. You may experience gastrointestinal upset after taking the capsules. If this bothers you, you can consume it with a glass of water. In addition, it has been proven to be taken with food or just before bedtime.
Can it be used during pregnancy and lactation?
This product can be used during pregnancy and lactation under the supervision of a doctor or pharmacist.
Does Laserene® have specific interactions?
This product does not have significant interactions, but it is recommended not to be used with drugs such as central nervous system inhibitors such as benzodiazepines and barbiturates.
How long does it take for Laserene® to take effect?
A significant effect occurs within a few days after daily consumption and continues. Then the positive effect on sleep also occurs with some delay. Due to its good tolerance, you can easily use Laserene® for a longer period. Because with this herbal medicine, side effects are rarely known, and there is no interaction.
How does Laserene® affect?
Countless tasks await us every day. Our job is as challenging as our private lives: Getting to work on time in the morning, organizing daily family life and thousands of other tasks …
The consequences are often restlessness, feelings of stress, constant worry, and poor sleep because even a night’s sleep can quickly suffer from a busy schedule and the resulting rotational thoughts.
In these cases, Laserene® is helpful. This herbal product contains lavender essential oil as an active ingredient that helps in restlessness, anxiety and sleep disorders caused by it in a completely natural and effective way.
Laserene® acts on our nervous system stimulant filter exactly where restlessness occurs. These stimuli are always active in our brains, but their release increases and affects our concentration if they are under stressful conditions. Laserene® balances exactly this excitation filter. Its subsidence the restlessness and nervousness, and as a result, we can sleep more peacefully.
How does Laserene® work in the brain?
The limbic system in the brain plays an important role in processing stimuli. Everything we experience is processed in this section. To transmit information, our nerve cells use specific action potentials. As a result, when we experience an emotion, an electrical discharge occurs in the nerve cells. The potential for input action at the end of a nerve cell opens its calcium channel in the cell wall. Calcium ions flow inwards. This action triggers the release of stimuli such as adrenaline in the space between nerve cells, which transmits the message to the next cell.
However, if this mechanism continues for a long time, calcium channels remain open for a long time, too many calcium ions flow into the cell, and as a result, many messengers are released, which leads to excessive stimulation in the nervous system. The result of these excessive stimuli is restlessness, inner nervousness and emotions.
Laserene® acts precisely on this calcium channel, causing fewer calcium ions to flow into the cell, thus regulating the flow to normal levels. This restores the balance of the messenger material and reduces the over-stimulation of nerve cells. As a result, it creates inner peace and reduces stress in us.
For whom is Laserene® suitable?
People who suffer from internal restlessness, constant worries and sleep disorders can consume it.
Students and collegians
Students and collegians are currently facing much stress because, in addition to the pressure of exams, they have to determine the future course of their careers at a specific time and discover all the opportunities in the process.
A working mother
In today’s society, women have many responsibilities. Working outside the home, raising children, leisure and home often weigh heavily on them. Some women suffer from this daily balance between work and family. Constant stress can lead to inner turmoil and a fear of being unable to cope.
A woman about 50 years old
Most women go through menopause at this age. A stage of life with significant side effects due to hormonal and physical changes. Everyday life is also changing. The children are leaving home and may face new and decisive decisions in the future.
Some women are less flexible during this period. Thoughts often revolve around everyday worries about the future. The consequences are often physical and psychological symptoms such as restlessness, nervousness, anxious mood and insomnia.
The man who is in charge of the family
The pressure to do work and the stress of losing a job are common in many companies; the current job market demands maximum flexibility. If these factors lead to persistent anxiety, physical and mental symptoms such as inner turmoil, nervousness, anxious mood and insomnia simply do not improve with rest and going on vacation. Unlike women, men express less stress and anxiety. Constant stress and tension can sometimes lead to serious illnesses such as depression, anxiety disorders or burnout syndrome.
Does Laserene® have adverse reactions?
Adverse reactions are always a very important issue regarding medications for various ailments. Like all medicines, including the herbal Laserene®, many adverse reactions exist. For example, some people experience bloating after taking soft capsules, which is often accompanied by a noticeable smell or scent of lavender. If this problem is bothersome, it is better to take Laserene® capsules with a glass of water with food or just before bedtime.
Can Laserene® lower blood pressure?
Restlessness and anxiety can cause various physical symptoms, including high blood pressure. This is exactly the situation that you should tell your doctor about if anxiety causes more severe problems. Laserene® can be an effective product if you suffer from an anxious mood.
Laserene® is safe in terms of effectiveness and tolerability
Thanks to the special medicinal essential oil of lavender, Laserene ® has a calming, anti-anxiety effect and subsequently improves sleep, and this property is associated with no addictive and boring effects during the day. Therefore, it does not affect the focus or ability to drive. Lethargy refers to the morning or daily fatigue that many chemical-synthetic and herbal sedatives and sleeping pills can cause the next day. You can take Laserene® at the same time as other medicines (such as Contraceptives). It can also be used for a longer period due to its good tolerability.
Lavender is a miracle for stress
The lavender essential oil has been used medicinally for centuries. Lavender has since been used as an antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, sedative, antidepressant and effective for insect burns and stings.
Lavender with the scientific name Lavandula angustifolia is a plant with bright purple flowers with many medicinal, ornamental and aromatic uses. This plant belongs to the mint family and usually blooms in summer. Medicinal use this plant has long been used as an antidepressant, analgesic and antispasmodic. Recent clinical studies have shown that lavender is one of the best herbs that can be used to control stress and improve quality of life. Lavender essential oil contains a variety of ingredients. Its main constituents are linalool and its derivatives. Linalool positively affects brain cells and receptors and improves brain function.
Medicinal Plant of the Year Award 2020
This title has been awarded for years by an interdisciplinary study group at the University of Würzburg. Lavender was named the Medicinal Plant 2020 because lavender has had a proud record as a medicinal plant for centuries.
Stress is a serious problem in today’s world
Stress is one of the most common life problems that endanger people’s health in today’s industrial world. According to statistics, about 1/3 percent of Iranians are under stress. Today, it has been proven that stress is one of the most important risk factors for many different mental and neurological diseases, and the lack of management can significantly reduce the quality of life.
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Stress is one of the most common life problems that put people’s health at risk in today’s industrial world. According to statistics, about 1/3 percent of Iranians are under stress. Today, it has been proven that stress is one of the most important risk factors for many different mental and neurological to cardiovascular diseases, the lack of management of which can significantly reduce the quality of life. People face many stressful situations every day, such as stress at work, family, community, illness, education, etc.
Stress is a natural phenomenon, and the body reacts to situations that are considered threatening or exciting. When stressed, the body responds by causing physical and mental reactions. These reactions are necessary for human survival so that the body can react best in different situations.
These stress responses can be positive and keep the body system alert to danger, motivation, or adaptation to new situations. Stress is not a disease in itself, but if experienced for a long time, it increases the risk of mental illness such as depression, anxiety, psychosis and consumption problems.
What happens physiologically in the body during stress?
When you encounter a stressor, a chain of events begins in your brain. First, the amygdala, the area of your brain that processes emotions, receives information about stressors through your senses. If it interprets that information as threatening or dangerous, it sends a signal to your brain’s command center, the hypothalamus.
The hypothalamus connects to the rest of the body through the autonomic nervous system. It controls automatic functions such as heart rate and respiration through two different systems: sympathetic and parasympathetic.
The sympathetic nervous system stimulates a fight-or-flight response and gives you the energy you need to respond to a threat. Parasympathetic does the opposite, allowing the body to go into a state of “rest and digestion” so that you can feel relaxed as long as everything is safe.
When your hypothalamus signals from the amygdala that you are at risk, it sends signals to the adrenal glands and activates your sympathetic nervous system. The adrenal glands secrete adrenaline, which causes your heart to beat faster and more blood to enter your muscles and organs.
Respiration may also be faster. The body also puts sugar into your bloodstream and sends energy to all the different parts.
Next, the hypothalamus activates a network called the HPA axis, which comprises the hypothalamus, pituitary, and adrenal glands, which can cause these areas to secrete more stress hormones, including cortisol, that force the body to stay awake and be vigilant.
What are the triggers for internal anxiety?
Depending on the age and situation of life, many different things challenge us every day and can lead to great stress.
Pressure in study and education
Will I complete the training successfully? Can I find a job after that? Concerns like this or the constant exam stress start at an early age.
Stress for performance at work
How safe is my job? Do I meet all expectations? What is my financial future? The stress of the constant availability of cell phones and possibly even the tension between co-workers upsets our nerves.
Doing a few chores daily in the family and workplace:
In our society, most women combine home, children and work daily. They often also take care of sick or elderly family members. All of this can quickly upset our mental balance.
Relationship problems
Our daily lives have their consequences. Emotional aspects are often lost. A relationship or separation crisis can quickly cause a person to become worried and anxious.
Concerns about health and the future
There are questions about my health, especially as I get older: How much more can I take care of myself? Can I still actively support my children and grandchildren?
An illness, a death, or thoughts about our loved ones are increasingly draining our power.
What effect does stress have on the body?
Stress can affect various parts of the body, including:
1. The musculoskeletal system
Short-term: Your muscles suddenly contract and release when the stressor is gone.
Long-term: If your muscles are always contracted, it can cause problems such as tension headaches, migraines, and other chronic pain.
2. The respiratory system
Short-term: Your breathing is harder and more severe, and you may even have too many breaths, which can cause panic attacks in some people.
Long-term: If you have asthma or emphysema, shortness of breath can make it difficult to get enough oxygen.
3. The cardiovascular system
Short-term: Your heart rate increases faster, and your blood vessels dilate, pumping more blood to your large muscles and raising your blood pressure.
Long-term: Increased heart rate, blood pressure and stress hormones can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke and high blood pressure. It can also affect cholesterol levels and cause inflammation in the circulatory system.
4. The endocrine system
Short-term: Stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol give the body energy to fight or escape a stressor. The liver also produces more blood sugar to give your body energy.
Long-term: Some people do not reabsorb the excess blood sugar that their liver releases and may be more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. Excessive cortisol exposure can lead to thyroid problems and affect your ability to think clearly. It can also cause excess belly fat.
In men, chronic stress can also affect sperm and testosterone production, causing erectile dysfunction and infection of the testicles, prostate or urethra. In women, chronic stress can worsen PMS and cause changes in the menstrual cycle and delayed menstruation. It can also aggravate the symptoms of menopause and reduce libido.
Digestive system
Short-term: Stress can cause pain or nausea in your stomach or even vomiting. Your appetite may change, and you may have diarrhea, constipation or heartburn.
Long-term: Stress can lead to severe chronic pain and changes in your eating habits. It can also aggravate acid reflux.
Stress can also cause headaches, insomnia, weakened immune system, turning to drugs and alcohol, restlessness, distance from others, aggression, and so on.
In general, stress can reduce the quality of life of people so that, over time, it causes alienation from society and depression.
Description
Soft capsule Laserene®
Anxiolytic, helps reduce stress and tension
Contents:
Soft gelatin capsule, containing 2 blisters of 20 capsules in a pack of 40 pieces with a brochure.
Lavender:
It has long been widely used as an antidepressant, analgesic, antispasmodic, antihypertensive, analgesic and migraine headache drug. Recent clinical studies have shown that lavender is one of the best herbs that can be used to control stress and improve quality of life. Lavender contains several active ingredients; one of these ingredients is linalool. Linalool positively affects brain cells and receptors and improves brain function.
Stress:
It is one of the problems of modern times. Technological advances have led to increased stress in today’s societies. Stress is our body’s response to internal and external stimuli. Many situations or life events cause stress. It often happens when we encounter something new and unexpected that threatens our feelings or we feel we have little control over the situation. When faced with a stressful situation, the body releases stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol. The release of these hormones causes unpleasant symptoms in humans. These symptoms include heart palpitations, increased blood pressure, decreased gastrointestinal motility, increased respiratory capacity, decreased immune system, muscle spasms, and sleep disturbances. Although small amounts of stress can be beneficial, excessive and prolonged stress can reduce the quality of life.
Dosage And Administration:
-Take 1 capsule daily with a glass of water before bed.
Indication And Usage:
– Anti-Anxiety and help reduce anxiety and stress.
Contraindications:
– People under 12 years old and have allergies to lavender essential oil are contraindicated.
Pregnancy And Lactation:
– To be used during pregnancy and lactation with the advice of a doctor and pharmacist.
Warnings And Precautions:
If you are taking any other medicinal product, contact your doctor or pharmacist before use.
Drug Interactions:
Using this product with central nervous system inhibitors such as benzodiazepines and barbiturates is not recommended.
Adverse Reactions:
This product rarely causes mild gastrointestinal upset.
In case of side effects, you should contact your doctor or pharmacist is recommended.
Storage:
– Store the product below 30 ° C and keep away from light.
– Keep Medicine Away From Children.
– Do not use the product after it is Expired.
