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Table 1 Efficiency of hypericum.
Table 2 Antidepressant and anxiolytic effect of hypericum
Table 3 Summary of studies on Hypericum Vs Placebo
Table 4 Summary of 2 drug monitoring studies studies on the efficiency and safety of Hypericum in the treatment of depression.
Table 5 The different specialties of the physicians involved
Table 6 Spontaneously Mentioned Side effects of Treatment
Table 7 Reasons for a Total of 48 Treatment Dropouts
Table 8 Summary of the contents and concentration of important substances in a selection of the blooms of 50 hypericum plants.
Table 9 Percentages of hypericin and pseudohypericin obtained with different extract solutions.
Table 18 Inclusion criteria

Tables from Scientific Description of Hypericum Perforatum
Figure1 Severity of symptoms before and after treatment
Figure2 HAMD development in the study by Reh et al 1992
Figure3 Hypericin retention in % after 7 days compared to peak uptake

Tables from Hypericum Studies
Figure 1 HAMD-score at entry and after 2, 4 and 6 weeks
Figure 2 Effect of Hypericum on severe depressions
Figure 3 CGI-score change in status
Figure 4 Benefit-risk response
Figure 5 D-S self-report scale on depression
Figure 6 HAMD score comparing Hypreicum vs. Placebo
Figure 7 Symptom profile obtained using BEB
Figure 9 Improvement in depressive and somatic symptoms
Figure 10 Results in Different Severities of Depression
Figure 11 D-S ratings in different age groups
Figure 12 Frequency of symptoms
Figure 13 Severity of Symptoms
Figure 14 Hypericin Retention
Figure 15 Hypericums place in the "Kielholz schedule"


Copyright © 1996 by Harold H. Bloomfield, M.D. and Peter McWilliams

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