Chamomile in VidaCalm: The daisy-like flower behind a famous tea
Chamomile is part of the calm botanicals family inside VidaCalm. Source: Dried flower heads of Matricaria chamomilla.
What it is
About Chamomile
Chamomile looks like a tiny daisy with a bright yellow centre. The dried flower heads have been brewed as tea for thousands of years, from ancient Egypt to modern kitchens.
People reach for chamomile at the end of the day because the warm cup itself is a calming ritual. The flowers also hold a plant compound called apigenin, which is a regular subject of research.
VidaCalm uses chamomile in the calm botanicals group alongside hops and valerian and oat straw. Together they bring the herb-tea feel into a simple daily capsule.
Facts at a glance
- One of the most widely enjoyed herbal teas in the world
- Contains the plant compound apigenin
- Grown across Europe, Egypt and parts of South America
Formula map
Where Chamomile sits in the formula
VidaCalm groups its 18 elements into four families. Chamomile belongs to Calm botanicals.
Calm botanicals 6
Mind and mood nutrients 5
Balance herbs 4
Vitamins and minerals 3
Hops and Valerian
Oat StrawFAQ
Quick answers
Is Chamomile in VidaCalm?
Yes. Chamomile is one of the 18 elements in VidaCalm and belongs to the calm botanicals family.
Where does Chamomile come from?
Dried flower heads of Matricaria chamomilla.
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