Essential Oil of SAGE

Primary Product Description:

Regarded as a sacred herb by Ancient Greeks and used to preserve meat in the Byzantine Era, the manifold uses of the perennial sage plant still holds true in contemporary homeopathic medicine and holistic wellness practices.
Sage essential oil is derived from the steam of distilled sage leaves and flowers. The earthy and ar-omatic tones of sage essential oil serve its therapeutic, culinary and healing properties.

Benefits and properties of sage essential oil include:

Anti-fungal

Detoxifying

Promotes healthy digestion

Stimulates nervous system to ease anxiety and tension

Diuretic

Supports hormonal balance

Antispasmodic and alleviates symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS)

Facilitates respiratory function and relieves symptoms from colds, coughs and common conges-tion

Uses:

Stress Relieve & Aromatherapy: Diffuse or inhale 2–3 drops of sage essential oil.

Alleviate PMS Symptoms & Pain Relief: Create a massage oil by diluting 5 drops of sage essential oil with 5 drops of a hypo-allergenic emol-lient and apply to affected areas.

Aid Digestion: Massage the abdomen with equal parts sage oil and hypo-allergenic emollient, or use a hot com-press with 3–5 drops of sage essential oil-soaked cloth.

Dermal Use: Create a mix of sage essential oil and hypo-allergenic emollient and apply directly face, neck and body for detoxifying and anti-fungal effects.

Facilitate Respiratory Function:: Massage 4 drops of sage essential oil on chest or back.

Improve Mood & Joint Pain: Add 3–5 drops of sage essential oil to warm bath water.

Directions for Use:

INTERNAL: Add to liquid (water, tea etc.) and ingested.

TOPICAL: Add directly to surface of skin, or diluted with a hypo-allergenic lubricant like organic coconut oil.

DIFFUSION: Place several drops into an essential oil diffuser.

Safety:

Be cautious of potential skin sensitivity, begin with a small dosage and build as your tolerance allows.

Avoid contact with eyes and ears.

Keep out of reach of children.

Consult your primary care provider if you are pregnant or nursing.