Hawthorn berries — exert a predominant effect on the cardiovascular system increasing myocardial contractility and improving blood circulation in the vessels of the heart. They normalize heart rate and arterial pressure (both in elevated and low blood pressure). Hawthorn berries reduce the excitability of the central nervous system, increase cerebral blood flow, reduce cholesterol level in the blood, improve metabolism, sleep, exert pronounced antisclerotic effect, and contribute to the prevention of heart attack and cerebral accident
Valerian root with rhizomes — has the sedative and spasmolytic properties, inhibits psychical overexcitement; it is helpful for insomnia and migraine, increases myocardial tone, improves coronary circulation, normalizes heart rate, and has the anticonvulsant effect
Peony root — has the anesthetic, anticonvulsant, and soothing effects, reduce the excitement processes in the nervous system, enhances the effects of sedative and sleeping medicines, facilitates the onset of the physiological sleep, and contributes to the normalization of arterial pressure
Motherwort herb — has the sedative, hypotensive and neuroleptic effects; it is effective for cardiovascular neuroses, reduces the processes of excitation in the central nervous system, contributes to the normalization of arterial pressure, and relieves stresses
Thyme herb — has the soothing, bactericidal, anticonvulsant, and analgesic effects. It normalizes pressure and improves the state of the nervous and cardiovascular systems
Melissa herb — has the soothing, spasmolytic, anti-inflammatory, and expectorative effects, contributes to the normalization of heart rate, eliminates the states of anxiety and nervous tension, reduces arterial pressure, and regulates metabolism
Origanum herb — soothes nervous system (is helpful for excessive nervous irritability, insomnia and depressed mood), exerts the spasmolytic and anesthetic effects
Lavender flowers — have the soothing and spasmolytic properties, are helpful for the headache, migraine, rapid heartbeat, and for hyperirritability
