| Plant names |
| Passifloraceae |
| English |
apricotvine, Manzana de Mayo, Mayapple, Maypops, Passionflower, Wild Passion Flower |
| Latin |
Passiflora incarnata L. |
| Diseases & Uses |
| Diseases |
Anticonvulsant, Antipyretic, Anxiety disorders, Arrhytmia, astringent, Hypertension, Hypnotic, Hypotension, refreshing, relaxes the nervous system, Sleeplessness, sweatinducing, Vasodilator |
| Women's diseases |
All women's diseases, climacteric |
| Homoeopathically uses |
homoeopathically use |
| Other uses |
Narcotic |
| Contents |
| | alkaloid, Alpha-Alanine, Apigenin, ascorbic acid, Ash, Beta-carotene, butanoic-Acid, calcium, Campherol, Carbohydrates, Chromium, cobalt, Coumarin, fat, Fibres, flavonoid, Formic acid, Glutamine, iron, Luteolin, Magnesium, Manganese, Myristic-Acid, Niacin, Oleic-Acid, Palmitic acid, Pectin, Phenylalanine, Phosphorus, Potassium, Proline, proteins, Quercetin, raffinose, Riboflavin, Rubber, rutin, saccharose, Scopoletin, Selenium, Silicon, sitosterol, sodium, Stigmasterol, Thiamine, Tyrosine, umbelliferone, Valine, Vitexin, Water, Zinc |
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