Rosmarinus officinalis
Family: Labiatae (mint)
Rosemary was one of the herbs using in the infamous "Four Thieves" blend that kept a couple of thieves from getting the plague while robbing the dead and dying during the Middle Ages. It is highly antibacterial and antiseptic making it great for improving the immune function as well as the nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, liver, and skin systems.
Family: Labiatae (mint)
Rosemary was one of the herbs using in the infamous "Four Thieves" blend that kept a couple of thieves from getting the plague while robbing the dead and dying during the Middle Ages. It is highly antibacterial and antiseptic making it great for improving the immune function as well as the nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, liver, and skin systems.
Application
- Diffuse and inhale
- Apply topically to area of concern, bottoms of the feet, wrists, behind ears, to Vita Flex points and chakras
- G.R.A.S - generally regarded as safe for human consumption
Beauty and Personal Care
- dissolve cellulite - massage into area of concern with a carrier or cream
- dandruff
- hair loss, alopecia
- oily hair
- enhances dark hair and minimizes gray (in dark hair)
- tightens sagging skin
Energy Work and Chakras
- balances heart function
- energize solar plexus
- fosters understanding and inquisitive spirit
Medicinal Uses
- colds and flu
- bronchitis, respiratory infections, and sinusitis
- immune stimulant
- infections
- cramps and irregular menstrual period
- vaginitis, vaginal infections
- arthritis and muscle pain
- cardiovascular health; poor circulation, palpitations, low blood pressure
- liver conditions including hepatitis
- headache
- constipation
- colitis, cystitis, dyspepsia
- impaired memory, concentration, mental fatigue, Alzheimer's
- nervous tension and stress
- depression and anxiety
- autism
Recipes
Cautions
- Avoid during pregnancy
- Avoid if epileptic
- Avoid if dealing with high blood pressure
- Do not use on children under 4 years of age
