Passion fruit is considered safe in normal amounts found in food. For other forms of consumption, such as tea or for medicinal purposes, it should be used for less than two months. However, there are some precautions to take:

Can cause side effects such as dizziness, confusion, abnormal muscle function. Altered level of consciousness, inflammation of the blood vessels. In some cases, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, rapid or irregular heartbeat have been reported.UFABET  

There is no evidence to confirm the safety of using on the skin. Before using, consult a doctor or specialist.

Pregnant women should not consume passion fruit as some chemicals in passion fruit can cause uterine contractions.

Women who are breastfeeding should avoid consuming. As there is insufficient data to confirm its safety. If you wish to consume it, you should always consult your doctor first.

People who are due to undergo surgery should stop taking for at least 2 weeks. As passion fruit can affect the central nervous system, potentially counteracting the effects of anesthesia. Or other medications on the brain during and after surgery.

Passion fruit is a plant native to the Americas and comes in many varieties. Most are eaten fresh, while some are used in desserts, food, or beverages. In addition, some varieties are believed to have medicinal properties for various diseases or conditions. Such as insomnia,  gastrointestinal disorders related to anxiety or restlessness, and to relieve drug addiction.