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Source of validity: Traditional
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Pine pollen has a long history of use in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and other folk medicine systems, where it has been valued as a general tonic believed to promote vitality and balance. In TCM, pine pollen is sometimes used as an adaptogen, intended to help the body resist various stressors, and may be included in formulations aimed at calming the mind or supporting emotional balance. However, the specific use of pine pollen for treating or supporting "nervousness" is not a prominent or well-documented traditional indication. When it is referenced, it is usually in the broader context of nourishing the body and supporting overall well-being, rather than directly targeting anxiety or nervousness. There is currently very little scientific research addressing the effects of pine pollen on nervousness, anxiety, or related neuropsychiatric conditions. No clinical trials or robust animal studies specifically examine its impact on nervous system function or symptoms of nervousness. Most modern interest in pine pollen focuses on its nutritional components (such as amino acids, vitamins, and phytoandrogens) and potential hormonal effects, not its effects on mood or the nervous system. As a result, while pine pollen has some traditional associations with general health and perhaps emotional balance, there is insufficient evidence, both traditional and scientific, to strongly support its use specifically for nervousness.

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