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ROSEMARY
Plant Origin: France, US
Action: Antifungal, antibacterial, antiseptic,
antiparasitic, general stimulant, enhances mental clarity, and
supports nerves and endocrine gland balance
Traditional Uses: . Since the time of ancient Greece
(about 1000 BC), rosemary was burnt as incense. Later cultures
believed that it warded off devils, a practice that eventually
became adopted by the sick who instead burned rosemary to
protect against infection. Until recently, French hospitals
continued to use rosemary this way in order to disinfect the
air.
Indications: Rheumatism, arthritis,
myalgia, hepatitis, liver conditions, menstrual disturbances,
hypertension (weak doses), hypotension (strong doses),
indigestion, bronchitis, respiratory and lung infections, hair
loss (alopecia areata), asthma.
Other Uses: Improves concentration, stimulates the
scalp.
Application: Diffuse, inhale, or apply topically on
location. May also be added to food or water as a dietary
supplement.
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