Rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis

Rosemary   ( Rosmarinus officinalis  ) is conventionally grown in Turkey

AKA 

Compass Plant, Compass Weed, Polar Plant, Romero, Rosmarinus coronarium

Cautions   please be aware that herbs, although natural can interact with certain medications, and that they may be ill advised to use under certain health conditions.  Please consult a qualified health practitioner for cautions pertinent to you.

No therapeutic claim   is made or intended for this product.  Information is for educational purposes only. 

Please Note   The combined weight of each individual herb powder will be packed in one bag unless you specify otherwise.  Ie if you order 2x50g, it will be packed as 1 x 100g 

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Actions: Carminative, anti-spasmodic, anti-depressive, rubefacient, anti-microbial, emmenagogue.

Common traditional uses: Drinking Rosemary as an infusion aids the digestive system by stimulating liver function, bile flow, gastric function, releasing wind and headaches caused by sluggish digestion.   

It is a nerve restorative and works on related conditions such as nervous digestion and fatigue. Rosemary improves nerve related alopecia (hair loss) and premature baldness. The oil is most effective for scalp conditions and can be found in our Rosemary & Thyme Scalp Serum for a dry or prematurely balding scalp and in our Rosemary Hair Mist used to help ward off the nit nasties!  Rosemary improves heart pumping action, circulation around the body, to the peripheries and to the head. This makes it ideal for students and those who want to enhance their brain function, memory and focus. 

Menopausal conditions may be assisted through Rosemary's direct effect on stored oestrogen levels. Some alleviation may be provided for arthritis and rheumatism sufferers through improved circulation and nerve restorative action by way of a massage or an external compress on affected area.

Combinations: For depression it may be used with Skullcap, Kola and Oats.

Cautions:Rosemary should not be used in pregnancy nor by those who are hypertensive (high blood pressure) as it can raise blood pressure. Small amounts should only be taken as high doses can be toxic.