a drug that acts to induce sleep.
Herbs that have a powerful relaxant and sedative action, and help induce sleep: hops, valerian, wild lettuce.
Any chemical agent used to artificially induce sleep.
producing hypnosis, trance making. See hypnosis and hypnotic trance.
a drug that increases the probability of sleep
a sedative for insomnia, similar to a benzodiazepine or barbiturate, however barbiturates are more of an anti anxiety or anticonvulsant medicine
promotes sleep Hops, Passionflower, Wild lettuce, Valerian
An agent which will induce a sleep-like state allowing one to fall asleep quicky.
This is a term for a substance causing sleep.
Hypnotic herbs will help induce sleep (not a hypnotic trance). Hops, Passion Flower, Skullcap, Valerian.
A drug that induces sleep by depressing the central nervous system.
also called a sleeping pill, sedative, or a sedative-hypnotic medication; a medication that causes drowsiness, induces sleep onset, and/or maintains sleep.
An agent that can induce hypnosis or sleep.
A herb which induces sleep
capable of inducing sleep
An herb that induces sleep (e.g., valerian).
An agent that induces sleep.
Promotes sleep which resembles natural sleep.
Tends to produce sleep: Hops, Jamaican Dogwood, Mistletoe, Passion Flower, Skullcap, Valerian and Wild Lettuce.
promotes sleep or dulls the senses
relaxant and sedative that induces sleep
Affects nervous system and nerve function due to its ability to induce sleep or maintain sleep without delirium.
Hypnotic is a medication that causes drowsiness, induces sleep onset, and/or maintains sleep. It is also called a sleeping pill, sedative, or a sedative-hypnotic medication
