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Herbology 101 - Herbal Remedies and Herb Information

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Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis): Use: leaves, stalks
A lovely spiky plant, Rosemary can be made into topiaries in the house, a decorative way to keep the plant looking lovely, while being able to use it. It is a wonderous container plant, serving many purposes -
medicinal, decorative and culinary.
Rosemary is a common note in soaps, perfumes and bath scents. It is carminative, and antispasmodic, and just plain tastes great, especially on meats.

Used for:

Emotional Fatigue
Antispasmodic
Antibacterial
Carminative
Emmenagogue
Antiseptic
Expectorant
Depression
Headaches

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