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                    • Calcio, 1.200 mg/día.                            Calambres
                                                        A A  2 2
                    • Sauzgatillo (Vitex), 250-1.000 mg de             • Magnesio, 200-400 mg/día.         B B  2 2
                      planta cruda o 20-40 mg al día de un             • Viburno, 1-6 g/día.
                      extracto normalizado.             B B  2 2
                                                                                                           C   2 2
                                                                       Insomnio
                    • Raíz de valeriana, 2-3 g de planta cruda
                      o un extracto normalizado antes de  B B  2 2     • Raíz de valeriana, 2-3 g de planta
                      acostarse.                                          cruda o un extracto normalizado antes   B B  2 2
                                                                          de acostarse.
                    Depresión
                                                                       SPM intenso o TDPM
                    • Hipérico, 300 mg de un extracto
                      normalizado 3 veces al día (tratamiento          • Inhibidores de la recaptación de
                                                        C   2 2
                      continuo).                                          serotonina.                      A A  2 2
                    • Vitamina B 6 , 50 mg tomados 1-2 veces al
                      día.                              B B  1



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