Sage oil has a range of healing and cleansing properties and a grounding effect that can be used to help promote natural tranquility and composure. It may be especially useful as a natural response to mental strain and exhaustion. It also supports hormone balance and is tonic on digestive process. Blends well with: Rose, Sandalwood, all Eucalyptus oils.
- Calm and Peace
A gentle sense of optimism and tranquillity is nurtured with 1-2 drops Sage and 4-5 drops Lemon to a diffuser, replenish as required. May be useful as a counter to sadness or mental strain. - Reproduction
Sage supports the healthy function of the endocrine system, which in turn regulates hormone balance and reproductive functions. Add 2 drops Sage, 4 drops Rose or Geranium Rose to hot-warm water, soak and wring cloth, apply compress to the lower abdomen. Repeat regularly. - Stamina
Sage assists healthy mental and physical performance. A diffusion with 1-2 drops of Sage oil may have particular therapeutic benefit following illness or mental strain.
Safety: Sage is a reported abortifacient therefore avoid during pregnancy, breast-feeding and on babies/children. Do not use where epilepsy is suspected. Do not use where cancerous conditions exist. Due to its high percentage of ketones (approx. 60%) sage must always be used in small dosages and only where the above conditions are not present. Always use as directed. If ingested, drink milk and seek advice. Avoid contact with eyes: flush with water. Keep out of reach of children. Please note: Therapeutic plant oils are used to support natural body process for optimum health and wellbeing. The information here is NOT meant as recommendation for cure of any medical condition or disease.
Sage gets its name from the Latin name salvarae which relates to salvation and the essence of longevity. Sage has one of the longest histories of use of any culinary or medicinal herb. Ancient Greeks revered it as a sacred herb and it was thought to have miracle medicinal properties. Many people believed that if sage prospered in their garden that the master or mistress of the garden would prosper too. Herbalists have used it externally to treat sprains, swelling, ulcers and bleeding, while sage tea has been used to treat sore throats and coughs. The nervous system, memory and senses are also said to benefit from sage, as well as many conditions, including joint pain, grief, grey hair, and even snake bites. Please note: the traditional uses listed here are for reference only and under no circumstances should they be taken as recommendations for cures or treatments for diseases or medical conditions. Therapeutic oils are used to support natural body functions and work in harmony with our body's physiology.
