You'll see Passionflower in a lot of calming supplements these days, but it's not a new discovery. It's been part of traditional herbal practice for generations, and it's one of the six ingredients we picked for Nerve Honey.
Its Background
Passionflower grows natively across parts of the Americas and has a long-standing place in traditional herbal medicine, most often used during periods of restlessness or when extra calm was needed before sleep.
What The Research Shows
NIH's National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health has published a summary covering Passionflower's traditional use for relaxation. As with most plant research, this covers the ingredient on its own, separate from any specific product.
Why It's In Nerve Honey
We pair Passionflower with California Poppy in our formula, working toward a calmer starting point for the nervous system. A calmer baseline tends to be the foundation that easier sleep and steadier days build on top of.