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Indexed  November 17, 2009

As its name suggests, catnip is a popular herb among felines.  Its scent attracts them, and simply smelling it makes them feel euphoric and frisky.  But did you know that catnip is also an effective herbal remedy for humans? Catnip has been used for centuries to treat anxiety and related problems.  It works particularly well against [...]   See the complete post here

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