Latin name : Salvia officinalis

Part : Leaves

Quantity : 100 g (promotion 25% in this format only) or 454 g (1lb)

Properties : Antispasmodic, carminative, antiseptic, estrogenic, bactericidal, astringent, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-pole, tonic and galactophobic (reduces the production of breast milk). In cosmetics, it is used for oily skin, in deodorants and toothpaste.

Precautions : Sage dries up the mucous membranes and reduces salivary secretion. Do not use when there is dried mucus or in the event of vaginal dryness. Avoid during breastfeeding (galactophobic). Avoid during pregnancy and in case of epilepsy. Take on a short period of time (about 3 weeks, followed by a one or two weeks).

Plant powders uses: In capsules, in food, in Smoothies, in pastilles and energy balls, then externally (cosmetics, ointments, poultices). Unless exceptional, plant powders are not soluble in water, although several molecules they contain. For better results, it is preferable to extract these molecules in water, alcohol, even in oil (some molecules are fat -soluble). For more information, School Les Souls Fleurs offers An introductory workshop And An à la carte lesson on the manufacture of therapeutic products.

We advise you to consult a health professional before using medicinal plants, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or under medication.

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