Season 6 Episode 8:
Benefits of Sage Herb

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Episode Summary

There are sooooo many benefits of the sage herb! In the United States, the sage herb often gets ignored except as a tasty addition to the Thanksgiving stuffing. But there are lots of reasons to love the sage herb every day of the year.

In this episode, I share my love of sage, including sage tea benefits. You’ll also receive a yummy sore throat relief recipe featuring sage and lemon. Sage (Salvia officinalis) is so amazing for a sore throat! It’s been shown to be even more effective and have more benefits than pharmaceuticals.

After listening in, you’ll know:

► What is so interesting (and quite unique) about the sage herb’s energetics

► Why working with sage may improve your memory and mood

► What makes sage such a powerful potential ally for oral health

► Why you may just fall in love with sage if you’re perimenopausal or menopausal 

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What You'll Learn from This Episode

• [01:09] Introduction to the sage herb (Salvia officinalis) 
• [03:13] Sage herb energetics
• [05:03] Sage supports digestion
• [05:56] Sage strengthens cognition and improves memory
• [08:02] Sage for colds and the flu
• [09:32] Sage herb for oral health
• [10:10] Sage can move blood
• [11:24] Sage for night sweats and hot flashes
• [11:58] Sage can improve imbalanced cholesterol and Type 2 diabetes
• [13:26] Sage for pain and injury
• [14:05] How to identify sage (Salvia officinalis)
• [15:39] Special considerations when working with sage herb
• [15:58] Sage tea benefits plus Sore Throat Relief recipe
• [18:04] Sage Fun Fact

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Resources Mentioned

• Wild Remedies: How to Forage Healing Foods and Craft Your Own Herbal Medicine
• Alchemy of Herbs: Transform Everyday Ingredients into Foods and Remedies That Heal