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Lavender

The Essentials

Lavender plants in flower, slim grey-green stems each carrying a spike of small purple blossoms
Lavender (ostokhoddus) is picked as flowering spikes — the purple buds hold the scent, not the leaves.

The classical Persian calming aromatic: anxiety, tension headache, and restless sleep in one small flower.

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Silexan (a standardised oral lavender oil) has clinical-trial evidence for generalised anxiety comparable to low-dose lorazepam.

Aromatherapy inhalation and pillow sachets are the traditional entry point — no supplement required.

Skip concentrated essential-oil ingestion outside of clinician-guided Silexan-style products.

What Else to Know

Lavender — ostokhoddus in Persian — is the classic calming aromatic of Persian and Mediterranean medicine. You know the perfume before you know the plant: violet spikes carrying centuries of use for anxious nerves, difficult sleep, and tension headaches.

Known to botanists as Lavandula angustifolia.