Sage
The history of sage (Salvia officinalis L.) spans various cultures and ages. In the Middle Ages, sage was cultivated by monks in their monastery gardens and was often used in herbal potions and ointments. The name "sage" is derived from the Latin word "salvus," which can be translated as "healthy" or "saving."
Sage Extract Capsules
Pure sage extract obtained via water extraction in a ratio of 10:1, containing a standardised rosmarinic acid content of 2.5%. No additives, vegan.
Clary Sage Extract Capsules
Clary sage essential oil in powder form, embedded in a fibre-rich inulin matrix. Natural oils extracted from clary sage hand-harvested in France. Highly concentrated phytochemicals, especially bioavailable and easily digested. Pure clary sage extract obtained from the fruits and leaves via water-ethanol extraction with a guaranteed standardised sclareol content of 95%.
