Herbal Nature Sage (Salvia triloba) tincture 50ml

Tinctures are made from dipping a herb in an alcohol solution (usually pure alcohol), for a period of 4-6 weeks. During this time, the active ingredients of the herb dissolve in alcohol-thus creating the tincture. The essences are much more effective than and spills of beverages. 

Sage tincture (Salvia fruticosa triloba) (source Wiki) contains the same active ingredients as the dried herb Sage. In modern herbal medicine, sage is used as a general tonic for the body but also for a range of diseases. According to herbalists, the sage can act as a "tonic", mainly because of the essential oil containing, but as a "tonic", mainly because of the tannins it contains. Considered that helps in cases atonia of the stomach and intestines (stimulates digestion).

May be used to stimulate the nervous system and is considered to be a positive influence in cases of nervous disorders and melancholy or depression. Sage generally considered that "stimulates" the entire organism. Sage is considered particularly useful in the treatment of heavy sweating, so intense night sweats, as well as those located in the hands and underarm area. For this reason it is considered particularly useful for the treatment of menopausal hot flashes. 

Many herbalists recommend sage for setting the period as deemed to have estrogenic properties and positive influence in regulating both amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea. As a beverage is considered very effective for the treatment of colds, as it contains phenolic acids which are considered strong antibacterial and antiseptic agents. Sage may be used as a mouthwash against gingivitis and as a gargle for treating sore throat, laryngitis, pharyngitis and tonsillitis.

Herbal tinctures are very active and therefore must be consumed in accordance with their instructions.

The usual dosage is 1ml (about 20 drops per day).

It should not be consumed during pregnancy and lactation.

50ml.