Clary sage - Bio

"Native to East Asia and Southern and Central Europe, this grassy biennial plant of the Lamiacee family is grown on a large scale in countries with a moderate climate as a ornamental plant but essentially to produce an essential oil used in the fabrication of liquors or perfumes, Sage was a salvaging plant in the Middle Ages. The Greeks, Romans and Arabs commonly used it as a tonic or in compresses against snake bites. Egyptian women had the habbit to drink sage juice to increase their fertility. ""He who has sage in his garden, doesn't need a doctor"" (Provencal proverb)."

Linalol, sclaréol, acétate de linalyle

In massage, a few drops diluted in a vegetable oil in local application.

\"Clary sage is easier to use and less dangerous than common sage.
The professional can advise her to harmonize the hormonal system in women.

For the menopause: CTEO Clary sage 1 drop + CTEO Officinal sage 1 drop + CTEO Star anise 1 drop on cane sugar or VO in the mouth 2 times a day 5 days out of 7 continuously. \"

Can cause skin allergy. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not apply pure on the skin. Do not ingest. IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of soap and water. If skin irritation or rash occurs: Get medical advice. Store away from any source of heat and light. See instructions.