Rosemary is a rich source of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, which help strengthen the immune system and improve blood circulation.

Rosemary has been used since ancient times, due to its medicinal properties. The ancient Greeks and Romans mainly used rosemary in the kitchen or as a medicinal plant. This plant was traditionally used to relieve muscle pain, to support the immune and circulatory systems, but also to help improve memory or hair growth.

Regarding the characteristics of rosemary, it is rich in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds and has antimicrobial action. Also, rosemary has choleretic and cholagogue properties, being helpful in maintaining the health of the digestive system, as well as diuretic properties. Numerous studies have highlighted the fact that rosemary leaves have hepatoprotective, antifungal, antioxidant, antibacterial and antiseptic properties. These are mostly due to the phenolic compounds found in rosemary.

Rosemary helps us against stress and joint pain. Among its benefits: it is a good stimulant in case of asthenia and general weakness, to relieve stress, physical and intellectual overwork. It has antiseptic properties, has a good effect on flu and fever, calms the respiratory system in case of asthma and cough. It acts on the digestive system: it is cholagogue (facilitates the production of bile), stomachic (facilitates digestion), carminative (helps with peristaltic movements). Finally, it also has a good effect on the bone system, as an antirheumatic.

Rosemary is widely used for skin and hair care, especially for its ability to normalize sebum production and purify the skin of the scalp, helping to fight dandruff and pimples and prevent hair loss. In addition, rosemary is said to have an activating and invigorating effect on the circulatory system and is therefore also used for circulatory problems. While it is used internally for flatulence and indigestion.


The circulation-promoting effects are also beneficial for muscle cramps. Additionally, rosemary itself has antispasmodic properties that can be helpful for muscle cramps. It can also help relieve joint and muscle pain, as it also has pain-relieving properties. In the past, it was used as a headache reliever.







 

Rosemary Benefits

 

• It supports the immune system and helps improve blood circulation, thanks to its antioxidant properties;
• It helps to protect the body against oxidative stress, thus reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes or cardiovascular diseases;
• It helps to heal wounds and other skin manifestations, thanks to rosmarinic acid and other compounds with antimicrobial action;
• It can help reduce serum glucose levels; studies have shown that carnosic acid and rosmarinic acid have an insulin-like action on blood sugar, while other studies have shown that these compounds can help the absorption of glucose in muscle cells;
• Contributes to reducing stress, decreasing the level of anxiety and helps to improve the quality of sleep;
• Supports brain health and can contribute to protection against neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's;
• Supports the health of the eyes and can protect against the occurrence of macular degeneration;
• Supports the health of the digestive system by stimulating bile and facilitating the absorption of lipid compounds;
• Some studies suggest that rosemary oil and extract can help reduce hair loss
• According to some studies, the aroma of rosemary, due to the presence of certain compounds, can contribute to improving cognitive functions, mood, ability to concentrate and memory.

 

Suggested Use: 

As a dietary supplement, take two capsules per day with water.









 

WARNING: 

For adults only. Do not take this product if you are pregnant or nursing. Consult your healthcare provider before using this or any product if you are taking medication or have a medical condition.