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PASSIFLORA INCARNATA: PHARMACOLOGICAL PROFILE AND THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL

Miss Aditi A. Javadekar*, Dr. Kiran A. Wadkar, Mr. Mukund N. Urade and Dr. Ramling G. Patrakar

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Abstract

Passionflower, also known as Passiflora incarnata, is a medicinal plant that is used to treat sleep issues and mental stress. Important Features Plant Type: Perennial vine that grows quickly and is indigenous to tropical climates. Traditional Use: Treating neuralgia, anxiety, and uneasiness; Active Ingredients: Glycosides, indole alkaloids (harmin, harmin), and flavonoids (vitexin, isovitexin, and orientin). Uses of Medicines for Sleep and Anxiety Disorders: Good for improving sleep and lowering anxiety - Addiction Treatment: Has the potential to treat alcohol and nicotine addiction. Advantages of neuropharmacology: Positive impacts on depression, anxiety, and sleep issues Comparison of Registered Medicinal Products and Food Supplements: Research has revealed that many food supplements are not subject to quality control, with some failing to adhere to identity and content requirements. Recommendation: To guarantee product safety and effectiveness, transparent and enhanced quality control is advised.

Keywords: Passiflora Incarnata, Gc -Ms, Anti-Inflammatory Activity, Anticonvulsant etc.