Passiflora is a climbing plant, popular in gardens in Europe. It originates from South America and the East Indies and was traditionally used as a nerve tonic in neuralgia.
What does it do?:
Passiflora is an anxiolytic (calms anxiety). Constituents within Passiflora attach selectively to benzodiazepene receptors, calming the nerves. There are no adverse side effects such as addiction or drowsiness, as is often the case with benzodiazepenes themselves.
Benefits:
Stress. Anxiety. Nervous tension. Nervous exhaustion. Mild depression.
Ingredients:
Tincture of organically grown, freshly harvested aerial parts of Passiflora incarnata (Passiflora) 70% and Avena sativa (Oats)30%. Alcohol content: 58% v/v.
Directions:
Adults: 20 drops twice daily, in a little water.
Children: Children should not need to use Passiflora Complex.