Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis)

We are delivering Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis) to our esteemed consumers. The evergreen leaves of this shrubby herb are about 1 inch long, linear, revolute, dark green above and paler and glandular beneath, with an odour pungently aromatic and somewhat camphoraceous. The flowers are small and pale blue. Much of the active volatile principle resides in their calyces.
Clinical Uses:
* Antioxidant [contributing to the oxidation of free radicals which are believed to contribute to premature aging and dementia]
* Astringent [a binding agent that contracts organic tissue, reducing secretions or discharges of mucous and fluid from the body]
* Cholagogue [an agent for increasing the flow of bile into the intestines]
* Stimulant [an agent that excites or quickens the functional activity of the tissues giving more energy]
* Stomachic [an agent that strengthens, stimulates or tones the stomach]
* Stimulates the brain and nervous system