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The drugs often do not directly medicate the problem but act as a calmative. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Alongside common cooking herbs like rosemary, thyme, sage and mint are the lesser-known borage, wormwood (from which absinthe is made), rue (an antispasmodic and calmative that can also induce abortions, according to Messerli) and St. The doctor might simply give a calmative for preventing panic attacks which would probably result in the patient feeling better after a little time, and walking back home. |
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