Exploring the kalium phosphoricum and Passiflora incarnata role in managing insomnia

Abstract

Approximately 10% of the adult population suffers from an insomnia disorder and 20% experiences occasional of symptoms. Women, older adults, and people with socioeconomic hardship are more at risk to insomnia. It is chronic condition, with a 40% persistence rate over a 5-year period. Insomnia is a vital health issue which should be address at the individual level with appropriate clinical care and at the population level with large-scale sleep health interventions [1].