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There are many chemical compounds whose exact pharmacology isn’t exactly known but that doesn’t mean they are totally unknown. Why pubmed, BMC (biomed central),etc. isn’t considered trustworthy here, pubmed is a government research organisation. Do you even know what you are doing by deleting my edit about the pharmacology of valerian root? I have myself taken this herb and also benzodiazepines, carbamates, and barbiturates, but haven't published the research due to some problem. Can you pls be more specific about your problem? What medical sources you give when you write about pharmacology of drugs here? I’ll use that if pubmed and BMC isn’t trustworthy for you here because i have done my own research on these substances so i know that it’s indeed true that definitely valerian root herb is a gaba a agonist and pubmed and BMC are correct. Prasunkatiyar (talk) 20:59, 17 September 2024 (UTC)