Anxiety / Depression Treatments

Yes Kalms can help with anxiety. Kalms utilise the calming effects of Valerian Root, a herb celebrated for its soothing properties. The calming effect is linked to a chemical in our brains called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). GABA plays a pivotal role in fostering relaxation and reducing stress. Studies indicate that Valerian Root may increase GABA levels in the brain, contributing to a sense of calm and potentially aiding in reducing anxiety and improving sleep quality.

Various medications are available to help manage flying anxiety, with Melatonin  being one common option listed on anxiety resource pages. Melatonin, a natural hormone regulating sleep-wake cycles, can help promote relaxation and reduce stress during flights, easing anxiety symptoms. Along with melatonin, other medications and supplements are also used to alleviate flying-related anxiety, offering travellers different choices based on their needs and preferences.

Yes, our online platform provides a wide range of medications to help ease anxiety. The process is simple: you just need to select the medication you need, and depending on the type, you might be required to fill out a brief consultation. Our trusted medical team will then prescribe the medication or recommend a more suitable option based on your specific needs. We aim to make the entire process easy and stress-free, ensuring that you can get back to feeling your best as quickly as possible. Our commitment is to offer you a smooth and enjoyable experience while providing the right solution to manage your anxiety effectively.

It’s not entirely clear whether paracetamol can be used for anxiety. In some instances, it may be helpful for those with severe chronic pain, where pain relief can reduce anxiety. However, paracetamol has side effects that could offset its benefits. If there are other anxiety management methods available that carry fewer risks, it’s generally best to explore those options first. If you are struggling with anxiety and need guidance, contact our medical team at info@medsforless.co.uk and they will work with you to find a solution to help ease your anxiety.

Nicotine is often categorised as a depressant, though from a scientific and medical perspective, it is typically classified as a stimulant. Despite this, nicotine appears to have dual characteristics, sometimes behaving as a stimulant while at other times as a depressant. This dynamic behaviour is partly due to nicotine’s interaction with receptors in the brain that other addictive substances also target. When these receptors are activated, dopamine is released in brain regions associated with pleasure, which creates a reinforcing effect. This release of dopamine is one reason people experiencing low moods or anxiety might be more likely to use nicotine through smoking, seeking the mood-lifting effects it can produce. For more information or if you would like to get in contact with a medical professional contact our medical team at  info@medsforless.co.uk.