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Sage

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Scientific name: Salvia officinalis

Family: Lamiaceae

Origin: Mediterranean

Medicinal use: This organic essential oil based on sage (salvia officinalis) is ideal for stimulating the immune system. It is used for its antiviral and expectorant properties with symptoms of flu, bronchitis and sinusitis. It is perfect in cases of painful menstruation or irregular periods.

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