Evidence supporting the use of: Scleranthus annus
For the health condition: Nervousness

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 1

Scleranthus annuus is primarily known as a remedy in the Bach flower remedies system, which was developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. In this tradition, Scleranthus is used for emotional states characterized by indecision, inner turmoil, and a vacillating mind—qualities that may overlap with the experience of nervousness. The use of Scleranthus annuus for nervousness is thus rooted in this traditional, holistic approach, rather than in modern herbal medicine or pharmacology. There is no robust scientific evidence—such as clinical trials or pharmacological studies—demonstrating its efficacy for treating nervousness or related symptoms.

The evidence supporting its use is therefore rated very low (1 out of 5), as it is based primarily on historical and anecdotal reports within the context of flower essence therapy. Mainstream medicine does not recognize Bach flower remedies, including Scleranthus, as effective for treating nervousness, and scientific reviews have found no convincing evidence that these remedies are more effective than placebo. In summary, the justification for using Scleranthus annuus for nervousness is traditional, based on the principles of Bach flower remedies, rather than scientific.

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