Sage Tea Dried 50gr
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Description
Sage – for memory and attention
Scientific name – Salvia officinalis
An old English proverb says “whoever does not want to die should eat sage in May”. The ancient Greeks used it as the ultimate tonic for the mind and body. The Romans called it a “sacred plant”. Today the flowers and leaves of sage are used in medicinal, perfumes and in many diseases. In a recent experiment in which participants were given sage oil, it was shown that the latter remembered better and dealt with situations with a clearer mind. Sage also appears to help people with various mental illnesses (such as Alzheimer’s disease) by inactivating the enzyme acetylcholinesterase, which is produced in the nervous system and erythrocytes and degrades certain neurotransmitters with hydrolytic properties.
Healing properties
- Tonic and stimulant of the nerves
- Helps with neurotic conditions such as depression
- Benefits for pharyngitis and hoarseness
- Appetizer
- Prevents sweating
- It raises the blood pressure for those who have hypotension
- Helps in indigestion from gastrointestinal atony
- Recommended for diarrhea, gastritis and as a gargle for laryngitis.
- Antidiabetic
- Anticancer
- Diuretic
Some ways to use
As an infusion, decoction or powder. Only its leaves and flowers. We should not drink its essential oil because it is toxic even in small doses!!
To strengthen your mind:
1/4 tsp. sage powder, 3-4 times a week. in cooked foods, grilled meats and sauces.
Or in the form of a decoction, boiling 1 tsp. fresh or dried sage leaves in a cup of water for 10 minutes.
To disinfect the room where a seriously ill person lived for a long time:
Burn sage leaves on charcoal
Precautions
We should not drink too much every day because it can cause light poisoning, palpitations or headaches.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not drink it at all.
CAUTION!!!
The presentation of herbs is for informational purposes only. Herbs should be consumed with caution and with the consent of the doctor, especially for those who are receiving medical treatment, but also for pregnant women, nursing mothers and children.
Herbs are not drugs, nor should we consume them recklessly. They cannot cure all diseases. Plants should be used in moderation and always on the advice of experts who know better. Before using any herb, it is essential to make sure it is the right one. Misidentification of herbs is often the cause of many side effects.
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