Salvia chamelaeagnea – Tea

R70.00

Loose leaf tea, indigenous to South Africa. Organically grown, locally sourced from ethical farmers committed to sustainable cultivation.

Common names: rough blue sage, blue sage (English); bloublomsalie (Afrikaans).

Botanical name: Salvia chamelaeagnea

Eco-friendly, biodegradable, compostable packaging – inner corn-starch packet, outer kraft paper bag with tin tie, paper label with natural adhesive.

60g

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Description

Dried Herb Summary

Plant Summary

Indigenous to the Western Cape, Rough Blue Sage is wonderfully aromatic and a great a essential oil to enjoy in your oil burner or diffuser. She is cleansing, clearing and uplifting.

Rough Blue sage is antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic and antioxidant. With African wormwood, she makes a good steam inhalation to help ease nasal congestion, coughs and colds.

Creating a Herbal Infusion

Herbal teas are also known as infusions or tisanes. A herbal infusion is made by pouring boiling water over the herb material and allowing it to steep for a few minutes before straining. The amount of herb used depends on your taste preference and the purpose of the tea. A rough guide is 1-4 teaspoons per cup. Generally, use less if very bitter tasting and use more if intended as a fist-aid remedy. Herb material can often be reused 2-3 times before discarding it into the compost or garden. Freshly squeezed lemon juice and raw honey can be added to taste. Chill and add ice for a refreshing iced-tea. Explore different herbal combinations and create your own blends.

Disclaimer

Our range of indigenous, organically-grown herbal teas are intended as part of an integrated approach to wellbeing. Information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition, nor replace prescribed medication. If on medication, pregnant, lactating, or undergoing surgery please consult your healthcare professional before using herbs.

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