(Salvia sclarea)

Botanical Family: Lamiaceae or Labiatae
(mint)

Plant Origin: Utah, France

Extraction Method: Steam distilled from
flowering plant.

Chemical Constituents: Contains over 250
constituents: Monoterpenes: a and
b pinenes, camphene, myrcene, limonene;
Sesquiterpenes; Monoterpenols
(15%): linalol (6-16%), terpinene;
Sesquiterpenols; Diterpenols: sclareol;
Terpene esters (75%): linalyle acetate
(62-75%); Ethers; oxides: 1,8
cineol, linalol oxide; Ketones; Aldehydes;
Coumarins.  Clary sage distilled in Utah
contains 5-7% sclareol.

Action: Antidiabetic, helps reduce high
cholesterol, estrogen-like,
supports hormones, anti-infectious,
antifungal, antispasmodic, relaxing,
antibacterial, may help with epilepsy,
menopause and PMS.

Found In: Dragon Time, Into the Future, and
Passion.

Traditional Uses: The name "clary" sage came
from the nickname "clear
eyes," given in the Middle Ages, for its
ability to cure eye conditions.

Indications: Treats bronchitis, cholesterol,
hemorrhoids, hormonal
imbalance, insomnia, intestinal cramps,
menstrual cramps, PMS, premenopause,
and weak digestion.

Other Uses: This oil may be used for
menstrual problems, depression,
headaches, dandruff, insect bites, insomnia,
kidney disorders, dry skin,
throat reaction, ulcers, circulatory problems
and whooping cough.

Application: Diffuse, apply topically on
bottom of feet , ankles and
wrists. May be added to food or water as a
dietary supplement.

Fragrant Influence: Enhances one's ability to
dream and is very calming and
stress relieving.

Safety Data: If pregnant or under a doctor's
care, consult your physician.
Use caution with infants and children.

Companion Oils: Bergamot, cedarwood, citrus
oils, cypress, geranium,
juniper, lavender and sandalwood.