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Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)
passion flower passiflora incarnata


Ecclesiastes 3:1 "There is a time and a purpose for everything under the heavens."



Note to consumers: Only buy Ethnobotanicals straight from the farmers in parts of the world where they come from because cheaters are selling stolen kratom they got from Edens Ethnobotanicals out in California. He's in jail while everyone else sells his stuff. You can find them(the real suppliers) if you look. I will help you. I used to work with self made millionaires, but haters have wrongfully sabotaged them out of business during the planned-demic. It looks like gangs of losery men ( freemasons, occult groups, neo nazi's, wiccan gangs, and satanic temple members ) are all plotting against men they hate. During the planned-demic, they wrongfully destroyed Edens Ethnos, Meridian Botanicals, Bouncing Bear Botanicals, Botanical Spirit, Arena Ethnobotanicals, BotanicalGuides.com(thas me but I've regrouped), and my friend Shon up in Ohio who was the plant guy for Bouncing Bear, he ran a shop called "Dads Green House". All of these guys were self made millionaires, all went out of business or were destroyed in some way during the planned-demic. They targeted us, and I am one of the targeted. Women especially, know that men are pulling "alladin" and the "genie and the lamp", and are cheating to obtain status so they can falsely impress you... It's gross.. Real men are getting stomped out by gangs of men who hate us, and they're using witchcraft and their friends the witches to help. Real news folks. Doing a quick google search for "buy ethnobotanicals" will render completely different shops, and results from what it did from 2019 prior. The socialist have literally moulded the economy how they see fit, and they are all occult. (850.news for more info on that)


Rundown(Summary): Passion flower is something calming and readily available. It's legal, cheap, and easy to get. It contains trace amounts of some of the same constituents found in Banisteriopsis caapi vine found in the Amazon. It has MAOI properties, making it amplify the effects of other psychoactives. It's used as a sedative, for insomnia, and other related ailments by herbalist, including anxiety. Its pharmacologically is swarming with a gold mine of different phytochemical medicines. Like all other botanicals, Passion flower contains many chemicals known as phytochemicals, each one having a range of medicinal properties. This means that it contains pharmacologically active chemical components. This is how modern pharmaceuticals exist, however Gods versions of the drugs are much better. IE: They're better in their natural, un-altered states. Fake drugs just aren't as good.

Fact: Several controlled experiments have demonstrated enhanced sleep in laboratory animals[5] It also has oneirogenic properties(dreams)[OG observation] I've always found phytochemical names that are tied to the actual scientific name of the plant to be fascinating. In this case, the name is "passiflorine", a complex phytochemical that exist within the Passion flower plant material. I've always dreamt of how cool it would be to actually isolate passiflorine and other phytochemicals out of plant material in a lab, in school, getting paid.. Anyway, passiflorine is sorta like the CBD of Passion flower.. It's a really cool medicinal chemical that existin in the plant. There are insane numbers of these, and they are not really being sold or marketed in that mass of number really. It's sort of a secret hidden in plain sight... There are certain phytochemicals in their isolate purity that are available on the market though. You'd be surprised. At any rate, the point I'm making with all of this is that there is plenty of science to backup the medicinal benefits of using herbal remedies for various reasons. Drug companies are more than aware of this, and men have rivalries over these ethnobotanicals, trust me. The biggest OG's in the ethnobotanical industry were all destroyed by haters, and those include: Edens Ethnos, Bouncing Bear Botanicals, Arena Ethnobotanicals, Botanical Spirit, Meridian Botanicals, and Botanical Guides was hit also. The ethnobotanical market and industry are not the same. Poser thieves are selling in their pretend shops now.


Nicknames: May-pop;


Classification: Perennial;[4]


Plant Family: Passifloraceae;[2] Genus: Passiflora; Species: P. incarnata


Properties/Medicinal Benefits: Anxiolytic;[1] Antioxidant[3]; Anti-bacterial[4] Sedative;[4] MAOI; Harmala producer(similar or interchangable with Banisteriopsis caapi vine and Syrian Rue) Extracts of this botanical specimen have been tested for their efficacy against Staphylococcus aureus (oxacillin resistance strain) and Escherichia coli.[4] Antispasmodic and Anxiolytic[4] depression, insomnia, and nervous agitation.;[7] Effective anti-bacterial agent;[7]

Mixes well with: MAOI's like Passion Flower can be used to amplify the effects of other substances, herbs, and even narcotics and psychedelics. It can be used as a sort of Banisteripsis caapi light, or syrian rue light.. in Ayahuasca mixtures, and other botanical infusions. Passion flower is great with psychoactives like Cannabis, Kratom, Khat, etc.


Phytochemicals: flavonoids homoorientin, orientin, vitexin, and isovitexin [1] phenolics, flavonoids, alkaloids, and tannins[3] Also: alkaloids, phenols, cyanogenic compounds and glycosyl flavonoids[4] According to academic sources: "the active components in this plant are Cglycosyl flavones based on apigenin and luteolin, while harman alkaloids are found in trace amounts, sugar (sucrose) and trace of volatile oil"[4] Passiflorine[6]

There are tons of academic studies on the miraculous medicinal benefits that these phytochemicals posses. Keep in mind, that each plant contains numberous pharmacologically active phytochemical components, and that the studies and their findings are broad, being that they encompass more than one phytochemical, ... a range of them rather, and that all of which work synergetically and symbiotically. One study on the "Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of luteolin and its flavone glycosides" states that: "orientin extremely significantly promoted the expression and nuclear translocation of Nrf2 in inflammatory cells (P < 0.01), which resulted in a lower expression of HO-1 (P < 0.01) and a lower level of oxidative stress."[8]

Vitexin and isovitexin: Both components are believed to be the active phytochemicals in many ancient traditional Chinese medicines. Vitexin alone produces: anti-oxidant, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory- anti-hyperalgesic, and neuroprotective effects.[10] As sad as it is, the serpent and forces that serve him(freemasons, neo nazi's, and other occult groups[ie satanic temple, skull and bones, etc], do not want self made millionaires to thrive and provide health services, nor do they want people to have or know the truth about real medicine. They want you on pills, and to doubt that there is any credible science behind herbal remedies. The truth however, is that herbal remedies are the real medicine, and you're being poisoned by that serpent on the side of the ambulance. No man made medicine can do what the science is showing these herbal remedies can do. Phytochemicals are their active pharmacological components, and they are heavily researched by scientist. Elitism has crept in and is excluding the OG entrepaneur and activist. Welcome to the new socialist America..

All of these are documented on academic databases like PubChem and Google Scholar. I link to them at the bottom of every page. [ Note this is not all of them that exist within the plant, and I never claim to cover every one of them. I try to get as many as possible listed though. ]


Quick note: There are TOXIC varieties of Passion flower out there, so don't think that you can just pick and dry any one you find in the wild and make a mellow tea. Accidental poisonings are a real thing, so use caution. Plant identification can not be done carelessly and un-thoroughly and also in a safe manner.


Warnings: Be careful what you mix MAOI's with, espeially diabolical pharmaceuticals. Pharma's should be avoided all together as God doesn't like them. Modern pharmaceuticals are an evolved version of pagan alchemical potions.


Natural habitat: Indigenous to tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas[7]. It is cultivated throughout the world however;



Traditional Preparations: The Passion flower plant was used ceremonially by the Native Americans.


passion flower incarnata wikipedia


Related Ethnobotanicals: Banisteriopsis caapi; Bobinsana; Syrian rue;


OG Observation: Not a lot of people mention that it is interchangable with Ayahuasca vine(Banisteriopsis caapi), and or Syrian rue, as they both contain the MAOI alkaloids harmala and harmaline, and related constituents. These compounds amplify the effects of other psychoactives by allowing the body to digest more of them. I personally notice it seems to give me dreams and makes them vivid, and it's definitely not placebo either. This class of substance is referred to as an oneirogen.



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Academic citations:

[1] Grundmann, O., Wang, J., McGregor, G. P., & Butterweck, V. (2008). Anxiolytic activity of a phytochemically characterized Passiflora incarnata extract is mediated via the GABAergic system. Planta medica, 74(15), 1769-1773.

[2] See under "Encyclopedia sources"

[3] Michael, H. S. R., Mohammed, N. B., Ponnusamy, S., & Gnanaraj, W. E. (2022). A folk medicine: passiflora incarnata L. Phytochemical profile with antioxidant potency. Turkish Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 19(3), 287.

[4] Patil, Anita S. "Exploring Passiflora incarnata (L.): A medicinal plants secondary metabolites as antibacterial agent." Journal of Medicinal Plants Research 4.14 (2010): 1496-1501.

[5] Ngan, Alice, and Russell Conduit. "A double‐blind, placebo‐controlled investigation of the effects of Passiflora incarnata (Passionflower) herbal tea on subjective sleep quality." Phytotherapy Research 25.8 (2011): 1153-1159.

[6] Patel, Sita, Neelesh Verma, and Karunakaran Gauthaman. "Passiflora incarnata Linn: A review on morphology, phytochemistry and pharmacological aspects." Pharmacognosy Reviews 3.5 (2009): 186.

[7] See under "Book Citations"

[8] Wang, Wei, Ping He, and Xiao-ming Jiang. "Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of luteolin and its flavone glycosides." (2020): 208-215.

[10] He, M., Min, J. W., Kong, W. L., He, X. H., Li, J. X., & Peng, B. W. (2016). A review on the pharmacological effects of vitexin and isovitexin. Fitoterapia, 115, 74-85.

Book Citations:

[7] Swerdlow, Joel L. Nature’s Medicine : Plants That Heal. Washington, D.C., National Geographic Society, 2000.

Encyclopedia Sources:

[2] Wikipedia contributors. (2024, October 1). Passiflora. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 22:39, October 15, 2024, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Passiflora&oldid=1248827650

Other resources:

Botanical.com Passion Flower Page

M.A.P.S. Ethnobotanical Studies By Scholars

PubChem - pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Google Scholar

Jstor.org


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