passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) was a wild, climbing vine of the Americas. Native American tribes including the Houma and Cherokee are documented as using it traditionally for nervousness and insomnia, long before it became a “sleep supplement” buzzword. So, Europeans arrived and gave it a name with a plot twist: 15th to 16th century Catholic missionaries/priests described the flower as a symbol of the Passion of Christ, pointing to parts of the bloom as religious “signs,” and the name stuc
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passionflower (Passiflora incarnata) was a wild, climbing vine of the Americas. Native American tribes including the Houma and Cherokee are documented as using it traditionally for nervousness and insomnia, long before it became a “sleep supplement” buzzword. So, Europeans arrived and gave it a name with a plot twist: 15th to 16th century Catholic missionaries/priests described the flower as a symbol of the Passion of Christ, pointing to parts of the bloom as religious “signs,” and the name stuc
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