Description
Make way for the diva of herbs. Sage is loaded with several nutrients and antioxidants, steering straight from our herb farm in Sussex county. Its earthy-piney taste with subtle citrusy notes reminds us of a perfect evening in a cup.
Treat yourself with a lively cup of Sage tea or make your own tinctures and syrups to lower your cholesterol, reduce soaring sugar levels, ease menopause symptoms, enhance memory, and support respiratory and gastrointestinal tract health. Use it as an after-supper tea to relieve flatulence, bloating, indigestion, gastritis, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
Usage
Steep 1 tablespoon with 8oz. of boiled water for 5 to 10 minutes, strain, and enjoy.
About Sage
Sage (Salvia officinalis) is a spicy flavored herb that belongs to the mint family. Its genus, ' Salvia, ' is derived from the Latin word ‘salvere’ referring to being saved. It is an evergreen, shrub perennial, marked by grayish-green leaves and spiky spring flowers that appear in pink, white, blue, and purple colors.
Sage is brimmed with healing powers to cleanse or bless the space. It banishes the negativity, which could be the result of past traumatic experiences or negative energies exuding from others. It elevates one’s mood, reduces stress, improves memory, strengthens focus, boosts energy levels, and makes way for positive energies.
Sage Dried - Salvia officinalis Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sage?
Sage is a blend of aerial parts of the Salvia officinalis plants that can be used to make teas, tinctures, and syrups. You can also add them to your savory and meaty dishes to add massive flavors. It can be your perfect treat to lower cholesterol, reduce soaring sugar levels, ease menopause symptoms, enhance memory, and support respiratory and gastrointestinal tract health.
Is Sage good for children?
Sage is high in nutrients and antioxidants. It is safe and highly beneficial for children to consume. It treats indigestion, relieves typhoid, liver-related disorders, biliousness, improves memory performance, relaxes nervousness and highly excited children, helps with a sore throat, and wards off bacterial infections.
Is Sage good for the respiratory system?
Sage is a magnificent respiratory system ally. It mobilizes the stagnant mucus and helps in expelling it out to relieve chest congestion. It is one of nature's oldest remedies for cough, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and respiratory airways inflammation.
Is Sage good for digestion?
Sage is an excellent carminative, relieving excessive flatulence (gas), bloating, and abdominal cramps. Its regular consumption is very effective in treating nausea and heartburn, all the while stimulating appetite and smooth digestion.
Is Sage safe to use during pregnancy?
A lot of Sage can trigger uterine muscle contractions because it contains thujone which can be detrimental to the ongoing pregnancy.
Should I take Sage daily?
Use Sage only when needed. Overuse of the product might make it resistant to treating a particular ailment.