Chamomile
* Has a warming, soothing effect on the body.
* Use to aide digestion.
* acts as a carminative as well as soothing and toning agent for the digestive tract.
* appears to be generally safe, and can be used during pregnancy and lactation.
* calms the mind and is very soothing to the skin.
* can also be part of a soothing, healing skin regime.
* classic remedy for teething pains in children.
* contains aromatic compounds that provide a sedative effect, reduce muscle spasms and pain
  - calcium, a natural nervine
  - the amino acid tryptophan
* digestive tonic and increases the flow of digestive secretions.
* flowering plant in the daisy family that is native to Europe and Asia.
* frequently produces allergic rhinitis or anaphylactic shock in some people.
* gentle, soothing herb that calms both the stomach and the nerves.
* gives patience, peace and calms the mind.
* grows in well-drained soil in partial to full sun
  - throughout the world
* hardy perennial that prefers moist soil and full sun.
* has a sweet light apple taste and aroma.
* has anti-inflammatory effects and is often used as a digestive aid
  - properties
  - many uses
* helps reduce stress and anxiety
  - to relieve anxiety
  - that soothes colds, asthma, fever, headaches, muscle cramps and pain
* is also a premiere emmenagogue, or woman's herb
  - an effective diaphoretic herb
  - superb for headaches of all types, including migraines
* is an annual that adapts to most soils, likes lots of water and full sun
  - anti-inflammatory, soothing herb useful during the cold season
  - emollient, softens skin and can help heal irritated skin
  - essential oil with a long tradition
  - excellent botanical for extremely sensitive skin
* is another anti-stress, calming herb
  - good anti-inflammatory that s also soothing to gastrointestinal tissues
  - herb that calms an upset tummy
  - as much used as a carminative as a mild sedative
  - available in a variety of preparations
  - believed to be an antidepressant, and to help with insomnia
  - commonly available as a tea rather than in tablets or capsules
  - edible and medicinal
  - especially useful for digestive conditions with a nervous component such as dyspepsia
  - excellent for improving the skin's texture and soothing sore, dry skin
  - high in Niacin to help digestion and circulation
  - in the ragweed family
  - kept on grow nutrient to reduce the flowering
  - known as both a pretty flower and an ancient healer
  - mild sedative, used customarily in mild sleep disorders, particularly in children
* is one of the best known and most versatile of medicinal plants
  - selling herbs on the market
  - gentlest of the oils
  - mildest herbs known
* is one of the most beneficial herbs for hair
  - popular herbal therapies in the world
  - oldest herb-garden favorites
  - very best nervine herbs
  - perfectly safe for children
  - proven to have a relaxing and analgesic effect for cancer patients
  - put in shampoos to enhance golden highlights of blond hair
  - reputed to keep nightmares at bay
  - the most popular herbal calmative in the world today and is one of the safest to use
  - thought to have relaxing and analgesic effects
* is used as a sedative
  - extensively in Europe for the skin and hair
* is used in a wide range of products
  - prosperity charms to attract money
  - the treatment of burns, including sunburn
  - to counter hair loss and add natural highlights
  - useful in spells for luck and gambling as well
* member of the daisy family of plants, which includes ragweed.
* mild anti-microbial, as is red thyme oil.
* pioneer herb and can collect trace minerals
  - plant and can collect trace minerals from poor soils
* provides calcium, magnesium iron, and trace minerals.
* reduces irritability
* relieves oral swelling and pain, and is useful against dermatological ailments.
* valuable herb that has been used for many centuries to soothe and re-vitalize skin.
* very gentle herb for children.
* works well at night time.