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Nutritional Supplement Store Sage - 2 cup Zipbag Offering is as of March 2004. Click through for current info, pricing, and availability. Nutritional Supplements > Sages Nutritional Supplements > Item 79      Sage - 2 cup Zipbag Make an infusion of Sage to settle the stomach. Use 1 to 2 teaspoons of dried leaves per cup of boiling water. Steep 10 minutes. Drink up to 3 cups a day. This may also be used as a gargle. Sage tastes warm, pleasantly aromatic, and somewhat pungent. An infusion of Sage makes a great hair rinse for dark hair. Helps promote shine & growth. Place 1/4 cup of Sage in a small muslin bag or large tea ball. Steep while you bathe. Great for muscular aches and pains, asthma and nervous tension. Lke most culinary spices, Sage helps relax the smooth muscle lining of the digestive tract (making it an antispasmodic), and therefore, excellent for poor digestion. Use fresh or dried Sage on most any meat. It is a great addition to bland soups, sauces and gravies. Safety Information Do not boil herbs because they will lose their volatile oils and much of their healing qualities. Product Description Sage is a member of the Mint family. It is most commonly known as a culinary herb, but it also has great medicinal importance. The purifying power of Sage has been known for centuries among people of diverse and distant cultures. It is often used to cleanse and purify rooms to create a sacred space for prayer, meditation and rituals. The ancient Greeks and Romans first used Sage as a meat preservative. They also believed it could enhance memory. The generic name for Sage, Salvia, comes from the Latin word meaning "to heal". It was used for digestive disorders, kidney disease, menstrual complaints and as a general nerve tonic. Indications Pms, Meditation Ingredients Sage Directions A variety of uses include: potpourri, bath blends, herbal tea, infusions, simmering pots and more. Label offers other ideas.