Rosemary
by Herb C. Sage
Rosemary tea: use one teaspoon of leaves to one quart of boiling water to boost energy, appetite, joy, memory and vitality. This tea calms nerves and relaxes muscles in addition to decreasing depression while increasing blood circulation. Use this tea as a mouthwash to strengthen gums and teeth or use this tea to rinse your hair to eliminate dandruff.
A healing salve made from rosemary oil contracts pores in the skin and lessens rheumatic muscle pain. This salve accelerates the healing process for bruises and sprains.
A word to the wise from Herb C. Sage — herbs are either an aid or a detriment to the healing process. Rosemary flowers kill moths.
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