Libido

Origin: Spain.

Description: Rosemary is a small perennial evergreen shrub related to mint, native to the Mediterranean region. The leaves are highly aromatic and have a slightly bitter taste.

History: The first use of rosemary is recorded around 500 B.C. in Greece, where it was recognized for its alleged ability to strengthen the brain and memory. Greek students braided rosemary into their hair to help them with their exams. In Great Britain, there is an old garden legend that reads, "where rosemary thrives the mistress is master".

Use: Rosemary is generally used sparingly, particularly with lamb, duck, chicken, sausages, seafood, stuffing, stews, soups, potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, other vegetables.

Medicinal properties: Rosemary is a warming herb that aids circulation and has marked anti-oxidant properties. Poor circulation with cold extremities. Low blood pressure. High cholesterol, arteriosclerosis. Restores the adrenals. Weakness, exhaustion and depression. Dizziness, fainting, Headache, Poor memory, weak mental function. Poor vision. Low libido, rheumatic and neuralgic pains. Acute head cold/sinus. Chronic bronchitis. Indigestion, gastritis ("cold" digestive functions).

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Capsules containing standardised rhodiola rosea root extract, rhodiola rosea root powder and the Viridian green food blend of bilberry extract, spirulina and alfalfa. Also known as golden or rose root, as a powerful adaptogen rhodiola offers broad non-specific mood-boosting effects and supportive overall body function particularly via adrenal stress. Anecdotal benefits include as a libido enhancer and an overall energy booster.

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