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Passionflower: What The Research Says

By the Nerve Fresh Wellness Desk · Updated October 2026
In short: Passionflower is a traditional calming herb with small, mixed studies. It can cause drowsiness or dizziness, so ask a doctor if you take sedatives.

Traditional Use

Passionflower has long appeared in herbal teas and tinctures for calm and restful evenings.

What Studies Suggest

Small trials explore relaxation, worry and sleep. Results are mixed, doses and forms differ, and none test Nerve Fresh itself.

Cautions

It may cause drowsiness, dizziness or confusion. It can add to sedatives and alcohol. Use caution around surgery and in pregnancy.

In Nerve Fresh

Passionflower is the largest listed ingredient at 350 mg per two-capsule serving, per vendor materials.

Key Takeaways

Learn more on our ingredients page or read the honest review.

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