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apogenin API g-e-n-i-n apogenin which is a derivative of chamomile I've talked about this in various podcasts before also acts as a bit of a anxiety lowering compound which is essential prior to sleep for people to essentially turn off their thinking or to be able to reduce the amount of ruminating and problem solving and future anticipation that they're doing which is a requirement for falling asleep
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So apagenine is the substance that's found in chamomile and 50 milligs of apagenine taken 30 minutes before sleep can act as a another way to shut off the forebrain and reduce rumination, reduce anxiety and allow people to fall and stay asleep.