Rosemary
Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Description: Rosemary was part of the "Marseilles Vinegar" or " Four Thieves Vinegar" that bandits who robbed the dead and dying used to protect themselves during the 15th centuary plague. The name of the oil is derived from the Latin words for dew of the sea (ros + marinus). According to folklore history, rosemary originally had while flowers; however they turned red after the Virgin Mary laid her cloak on the bush. At the time of ancient Greece (about 1000 BC), rosemary was burned as incense,. Later cultures believed that it warded off devils, a practice that eventually became adopted by the sick, who then burned rosemary to protect against infection.
Medical Properties: Liver-protecting, anti-inflammatory, antitumorial, antifungal, antibacterial, anticancer, antidepressant, hypertension moderator, (high blood pressure), enhances metal clarity/concentration
Uses: Infectious disease, live conditions/hepatitis, throat/lung infections, hair loss, acne, impaired memory/Alzheimers, weight loss
Fragrant Influences: Helps overcome metal fatigue and improves metal clarity and focus. University of Miami scientists found that infaling rosemary boosted alertness, eased anxiety, and amplified analytic and mental ability
Directions:
Aromatic: Diffuse up to 1 hour, 3x a day or directly inhale
Topical: Dilute 1 drop essential oil with 1 drop carrier oil. Apply 2-4 drops on location, chakras, and/or Vita Flex points.
Safety:
Dilution: 50/50
Photosensitivity: No
Safe for Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: No
Safe for Children: 10 yrs+
Approved GRAS: Yes