Evidence supporting the use of: Lavandula (unspecified)
For the health condition: Emotional Sensitivity

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 2

Lavandula, commonly known as lavender, has a long history of traditional use for supporting emotional well-being, including calming emotional sensitivity, anxiety, and stress. In various traditional medicine systems, lavender flowers and their essential oil have been used in aromatherapy, teas, and topical preparations to promote relaxation and reduce agitation. Historical texts from Europe and the Mediterranean region frequently mention lavender as a remedy for nervousness and disturbed emotions.

Scientific research on lavender primarily addresses its effects on anxiety and mild mood disturbances rather than directly on "emotional sensitivity" as a distinct clinical condition. Some randomized controlled trials suggest that lavender oil, particularly in aromatherapy or oral formulations, may help reduce symptoms of mild anxiety and improve sleep quality. However, these studies do not specifically focus on emotional sensitivity, and the evidence is moderate in quality and scope.

Overall, the use of Lavandula for emotional sensitivity is rooted in traditional practices, with some emerging but limited scientific support for related conditions such as anxiety and stress. The evidence is not robust or specific enough to fully validate its use for emotional sensitivity by modern clinical standards, resulting in a moderate rating.

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