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• Relaxin at 1/15/13 6:24 PM
  • I suffer from major muscle pain all over my body. I know relaxin is to be used for sleep, but will it help with my muscle pain as well?

  • Hello there,

    This product is great for improved sleep, and is not known to assist in reducing muscle pain.

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

     

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• Relaxin at 7/23/12 8:20 AM
  • My mother is using Relaxin and I she can get aggressive so this helps her calm done considerably. My question is can this be used daily with Valerian root and St John's Wort. When I run out Relaxin I had to use Valerian root to help her sleep and St Johns Wort during the day to help control her mood. I noticed that Valerian root seemed to help her sleep better and longer but Valerian root does not help with her aggressive and violent nature at all. So, I was wondering if it would be safe to combine the Relaxin with theValerian root and St Johns Wort? Thank you so much for your help. I have also been adding more protein to her diet and adding smaller snack meals to her day.

  • Hello - 

    I am happy to hear that Relaxin is helping a lot.

    It is best to keep using what works and not keep switching.

    I recommend keeping a couple months supply of Relaxin on hand and then ordering once it reaches that level.

    Using all three together may be too strong. If you do try - pls be careful and talk with her doctor.

    I am glad to hear you are using food wisely as well! :)

    In health,

    Dr Ben

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• Relaxin uses at 5/14/12 2:49 PM
  • My 84 yr old mother is using Relaxin at night(2 caps). My mother is very aggressive and I was wondering if it is ok to give her 1 cap a couple times a day and 2 caps at night to sleep but also to prevent her aggressive nature.

  • Hello -

    Relaxin is an herbal formula that is gentle yet effective for various issues. You may try it.

    Medications may be also causing aggressive behavior - or a lack of nutrients. Lack of protein or not eating often enough throughout the day can also cause aggressive behavior.

    In health,

    Dr Ben

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