Sage | Salvia officinalis

Sage has traditionally been used as a herbal remedy and natural cure for*:

Inflammations of the mouth and throat

Flatulence & dyspepsia

Kidney disorders

Menopausal hot flushes and night sweats

Nervous exhaustion

For the reduction or prevention of lactation

Side effects and contraindications:

Do not take if pregnant or breast feeding

Caution should be taken with long term use as the essential oil in sage contains thujone which is potentially toxic

There are no known drug interactions.

Active compounds:

Volatile oil monoterpenes including 30% thujone and 5% cineole, linanol, borneol, camphor, salvene, and pinene. Triterpenoids, flavanoids, rosmarinic acid, estrogenic substances.

Adult tinctureosage:

Based on 1:3 ratio tincture take 1ml to 2ml three times a day

When taking herbal remedies always use tinctures not tablets

*You should not use this website for diagnosis or treatment.

Naturopaths treat the whole person not just the disease or condition. That's why you cannot use this site for diagnosis or treatment. The information we provide should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. We recommend that you visit a qualified naturopath or find a GP who is sympathetic to a naturopathic approach

Seek a professional herbalist...

Follow this link for the Association of Master Herbalists

Buying Sage tincture

If you wish to buy organic sage leaf tincture

Try www.organic-herbal-remedies.co.uk

Information about Sage

If you are looking for information about sage leaf's herbal properties try www.naturopathic-health.co.uk