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Passion Flower P.E.
Botanical Source: Passiflora incarnata
Used Part: Flower
Specification: Flavones3%, 4%,
5:1,10:1
Appearance: Brown Fine Powder
Test Method: UV / TLC
Bulk density: 0.35-0.75g/mL
Moisture: <5%
Ash: <5%
Description:
Native to the southeastern regions of North America, passionflower is now grown throughout Europe. It is a perennial climbing vine with herbaceous shoots and a sturdy woody stem that grows to a length of nearly 10 meters. Each flower has petals varying in color from white to pale red. Inside the petals are wreaths that form rays and surround the axis of the flower. According to folklore, the passionflower was given its name because its corona resembles the crown of thorns worn by Jesus during the crucifixion. The passionflower's ripe Fruit is an orange-colored, multi-seeded, egg-shaped Berry containing an edible, sweetish yellow pulp.
Function:
1. Regulating neural stability, which included mild sedative and antianxiety effects;
2. Inhibiting the spasticity of the smooth muscle, including the digestive system;
3. Slowing down the rate of food through the digestive tract, thereby promoting digestion.
Application:
1. For mood disorders (depression, anxiety, stress)
2. For insomnia and sleep disorders
3. For headaches, migraines and general pain
4. For stomach problems (colic, nervous stomach, indigestion, etc.)