Passionflower belongs to a family of flowering plants. It is native to the southern US states. It is an ancient medicinal plant, dating back to early Native Americans. It is now grown all over Europe.
Latin Name: Passiflora incarnata
Origin: Italy
Form: Cut & Sifted
Plant Part: Aerial Parts
Possible Medicinal Benefits:
Reduce anxiety
Minor pain relief
Improve ADHD symptoms
Cardiac health
Decrease menopause symptoms
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Nervous system relaxant
Passionflower Tea.
One to two tsp to one cup of boiling water. Allow tea to steep for five to ten minutes. Passionflower blends well with lemon balm and valerian.
Passionflower Tincture
Fill a 16 oz jar halfway full of passionflower. Fill the jar with 80 proof vodka. Shake daily. Allow the tincture to steep for four to six weeks. Strain, then store in a dark cool place. Your tincture will last three to five years if stored correctly.
Disclaimer: The information on this site is not meant to treat, cure or diagnose any ailment. This information is for informative purposes only. Please speak to your primary doctor before beginning any herbal regime.
