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Passionflower
Passiflora incarnata
Known interactions & cautions
May interact with common medications, pregnancy, or other herbs. See Safety & Interactions below for details.
Description
A climbing vine with intricate purple flowers, native to the Americas and used in traditional Native American and European herbalism. Key active compounds include flavonoids (vitexin, chrysin) and indole alkaloids.
Traditional Use
Traditionally used to support relaxation, ease mild anxiety, and promote restful sleep.
Primary Uses
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