Notes on the plan: The hydroalcoholic solution was carried out with the alchemical spagyric method of Solanimus (TSA) which includes all the phases of classical spagyria with the final addition of a specific phase of alchemical philosophy. Spagyria and alchemy have come together to get the best out of the plant. The TSA MATRICARIA CHAMOMILLA is obtained by macerating the flower heads, freshly harvested in their balsamic time (May-June), in a hydroalcoholic solution. Matricaria chamomilla contains apigenin and glucosides that give it a spasmolytic and sedative action to the extent of about 3 times higher than papaverine; It contains bisabolol which is protective against gastroduodenal ulcerative lesions and gastritis. Useful therefore as an anti-inflammatory of the gastrointestinal tract, gastrointestinal spasmolytic and sedative. The plant has digestive, carminative, emmenagogue, sedative, antispasmodic, diaphoretic, stimulant, anti-inflammatory and disinfectant properties. The plant contains a highly disinfectant essential oil (azulene), anethole, bitter substances, vitamin B₁ and C. Before the discovery of quinine, chamomile was used in malarial fevers. Its antispasmodic activity is particularly indicated to quell painful manifestations, from intestinal colic to dysmenorrhea. Most likely it is due to its antispasmodic action the use of the plant as a nervous sedative.