Sage Tinct. (Salvia officinalis Tinct.)

Salvia Urt. (Salvia officinalis Urt.)

Sage (Salvia officinalis) belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae) and is one of Europe's most traditional medicinal and culinary herbs. It has been valued for its aromatic leaves and used in European botany since antiquity.

Originally from the Mediterranean region, sage is now cultivated in many parts of Europe. This perennial plant is characterized by its silvery-green, highly aromatic leaves and violet-blue flowers. Due to its long tradition, the plant holds a firm place in European herbal medicine.

For the production of the mother tincture, selected fresh plant parts are processed according to the specifications of the German Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia (HAB).

Traditional Use

• Traditionally used to support general well-being

• Traditionally valued in European botany

• Traditionally used to support the mouth and throat area

• Traditionally used as a component of traditional herbal applications

• Traditionally valued to accompany a conscious lifestyle

• Traditionally used to support digestive well-being

Indications in Classical Homeopathy

• Inflammation in the mouth and throat

• Hoarseness

• Increased perspiration

• Digestive complaints

• Support of general well-being

• Traditional application in naturopathy

Product Features

• Homeopathic mother tincture (Urtinktur)

• Starting material: Salvia officinalis

• Produced according to HAB

• Pharmaceutically tested quality

• Light-protected glass bottle

• Available in 10 ml, 50 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml and 1000 ml

• Bottled at Heiligen Geist Apotheke Baden

Note

The stated areas of application are based on traditional use in herbal medicine and homeopathy. The information on homeopathic areas of application corresponds to the traditional homeopathic drug picture.