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Sage
 Sage’s botanical name “salvia” is derived from a Latin word which means, “to save”. Down through the ages, the leaves have indeed offer herbal deliverance from throat irritation, as well as excess mucus and fluid discharges.Sage is the popular culinary spice that adds its pungent flavor to meat dishes. The aromatic leaves however have a long history of therapeutic applications. As early as 1600 B.C. Sage leaves have been used to promote mouth and gum health. Its essentialoil content exerts an astringent action, and is often used to inhibit mucus & fluid secretions. In fact, you’ll notice Sage as a primary ingredient in many natural deodorants and antiperspirants. Like most spices, Sage acts as a mild digestiveaid for alleviating gas, bloating and nausea. The herb plays a vital role in women’s health as well. Many have found comforting support for menopausal hot flashes and night sweats. Current research shows it contains powerful antioxidant compounds thathelp neutralize cell damaging free radicals in the body. COMMON NAMES: Common Sage, Dalmatian Sage, Garden Sage, Red Sage, Shu-Wei-Ts'ao, True Sage.
Common use: Herbal antioxidant support; promotes digestion; alleviates gas, bloating; soothing relief for the throat; supports nervous system health; menopause health; supports healthy female cycle; supports healthy memory function; promotes healthy circulation.
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