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Passionflower
Also called: Passiflora incarnata
A climbing vine whose leaves and flowers are used to quiet a busy mind and support sleep.
Commonly used for
- Mild anxiety
- Racing thoughts at bedtime
- Sleep
Found naturally in
- Passionflower leaves and flowers, traditionally brewed as tea
Label red flags
- Blends with undisclosed amounts of each herb
Check with a provider
- Pregnancy (it may stimulate the uterus)
- Taking sedatives or sleep medicines (effects add up)
- Upcoming surgery with anesthesia
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