Passion Flower
Passionflower or Passiflora incarnata originated from the Peruvian Andes mountains where it was first discovered as a herbal remedy. It was found to be an effective natural sedative which induces relaxation and treats insomia. Passionflower benefits bipolar patients in both ways. Its calming nature suppresses the excitability, irritability and irregular heartbeat during the manic. On the other hand, the flavons present in the herb supresses negative emotions during the depression.
Tip: Get proper presciption/dosage of this herb from a registered herbalist or doctor
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