Post by Rik Wallin on Apr 6, 2007 10:36:43 GMT -6
Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)
dried aerial parts of the plant
Used for:
· Stress reduction
· Anxiety
· Calming without sedation
Available in: Tinctures, extracts
Herb/drug interactions: None known
When buying: Choose standardized whole plant extracts or capsules containing 3.54% flavonoids or isovitexin.
Warning: Do not take when pregnant. Active compounds may be uterine stimulants.
DOSAGES
Adults:
One dropperful of the tincture in a little warm water, or two capsules of extract, up to four times a day as needed
Children under 10:
Children under 10: half the adult dose
dried aerial parts of the plant
Used for:
· Stress reduction
· Anxiety
· Calming without sedation
Available in: Tinctures, extracts
Herb/drug interactions: None known
When buying: Choose standardized whole plant extracts or capsules containing 3.54% flavonoids or isovitexin.
Warning: Do not take when pregnant. Active compounds may be uterine stimulants.
DOSAGES
Adults:
One dropperful of the tincture in a little warm water, or two capsules of extract, up to four times a day as needed
Children under 10:
Children under 10: half the adult dose