Passiflora 250 mg

If you want to be refreshed, regenerated and ready for action - support your body with passion fruit. Excessive stress can cause difficulty falling asleep and insomnia. As a result, you wake up tired, have difficulty concentrating, and feel irritable and even anxious. This plant will help you break this vicious cycle.

Passiflora incarnata, otherwise known as passion flower, comes from South-East America and is now cultivated all over Europe. It has traditionally been used as an herbal sedative, anxiolytic and hypnotic agent. As a result of stress, we can feel anxious and have a low mood, while long-term, chronic stress can worsen focus and memory. Passiflora helps in relieving the effects of stress. It has a positive effect on our well-being, which reduces the anxiety we feel. In periods of stress and anxiety, it supports relaxation and reduces the feeling of anxiety. In addition, passion flowers help to increase the level of concentration necessary to deal with life's challenges. Passion flower helps to maintain a healthy sleep in order to gain strength for the next day.

Our supplement contains a passion fruit extract standardised for min. 3.5% of vitexins supporting the functioning of our body under stress. It comes in the form of soft, easy-to-swallow capsules and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Reach for Passiflora to soothe your nerves, reduce anxiety and improve the quality of sleep.

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