“Anxiolytic Agents (Anti-Anxiety Agents)”  

Anti-Anxiety Agents

  Into our body, an Anxiolytic Agent (Anti-Anxiety Agent) is a anxiotropic compound and a minor tranquilizing substance, that alleviates tension, anxiety, including anxiety dis-orders, promote sedation, and having a calming effect without affecting clarity of consciousness or neurological conditions.
  These agents often work by targeting certain endogenous neurotransmitters in the brain to promote relaxation, reduce tension, and relieve feelings of anxiety without causing sedation or impairing cognitive function.

Into our body, anxiolytic (antianxiety) are substances related to the halting or reversing the psychological and physical symptoms of anxiety.
  Examples of substances that may play a role as an anxiolytic substance include:

N-demethylmirtazapine aceprometazine adinazolam alprazolam buspirone buspirone hydrochloride chlordiazepoxide chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride chlormezanone clavulanic acid clobazam clonazepam

clorazepate monopotassium clorazepic acid diazepam didesethylflurazepam dipotassium clorazepate estazolam etazolate fludiazepam flunitrazepam flupenthixol flurazepam fluvoxamine

glutaurine glutaurine(1−) homofenazine hydroxyzine midazolam midazolam hydrochloride mirtazapine nicotine nordazepam oxazepam paroxetine paroxetine hydrochloride

paroxetine maleate propranolol ritanserin spinosin tandospirone tandospirone citrate tranylcypromine tranylcypromine hydrochloride trazodone vortioxetine vortioxetine hydrobromide zaleplon

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