Rosemary Herbal Extract — Clarity, Circulation, and Spirit Fire

Rosemary Extract
For the fog that rolls in around 2pm and has no interest in leaving.

Rosemary's been tied to memory for so long it shows up in the same breath at funerals and weddings — for remembering the dead, and for remembering the vow. Salvia rosmarinus (long known as Rosmarinus officinalis), infused slow in alcohol to pull out what the plant does best.

Traditional use ties it to circulation and to the specific kind of tired that settles in behind the eyes — the burnout that makes you lose the thread of your own sentence halfway through saying it. Folk tradition also holds it eases tension headaches and supports sluggish digestion, though that's the old record talking, not a clinical promise.

Students reach for this one. So does anyone mid-deadline, mid-recipe, mid-anything that requires the brain to actually clock in.

Ingredients: Fresh rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus), organic alcohol (50–60%), distilled water.

How to use: 10–30 drops in water or tea, up to 3 times daily.

Cautions: Consult your herbalist or healthcare provider if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

An old plant for an old problem — the mind that won't stay where you put it.

Crafted at Elder Creek Farm · Scott County, Indiana.