Botanic Choice
Passion Flower Herb Liquid Extract
Nature's Calming Comfort
Item No.# 1527 |
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$17.00
$13.99
Overview
Brand
Botanic Choice
Size
1 oz
Item #
1527
UPC #
703308200782
Product Info
Benefits of Passion Flower Liquid Extract
- Support relaxation with this traditional extract
- Herbalists treasure it for its calming effect
- Known for its ability to ease stress naturally
- Alcohol free, Non-GMO and Gluten Free
There are hundreds of passion flowers, mainly native to the tropics of Central and South America. The botanical name is passiflora incarnata and passiflora caerulea. Common names include Purple Passion Flower, Flower of the Five Wounds, Maypop and Blue Passion Flower. Some of the vine-like species grow to thirty feet with two-inch ornamental flowers and edible berries. Early Spanish explorers marveled at the beauty of the flower that was reminiscent of the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus, hence the name.
Popular around the world
For centuries, passion flower was prized by the indigenous people of North America for its ability to relax, calm and induce sleep. Today it is still commonly used in Europe for easing irritability, restlessness and tension. It has a distinct earthy, herbal flavor that some describe as floral or sometimes even sweet and sour. Our Passion Flower Liquid Extract is prepared from the aerial part of the plant for maximum effectiveness.
Fast acting, easy to swallow
Liquid extracts work faster and more completely than other forms of supplementation. There are no pills to swallow, no herbs to press or tea to steep, and liquid nutrients are absorbed quickly. Other advantages of liquid extracts include their ability to preserve active constituents, their long shelf life and convenience to customize serving size. Just add them to water, tea or juice and enjoy a healthy boost at home, work, or on-the-go.
There's no simpler way to feel your best no matter what comes your way!
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