Şifalıköy Ada Çayı (Sage Tea) 60 gr

Sage, whose Latin name is Salvia officinalis, is a medicinal and aromatic plant species from the honeydew family. There are more than 5 thousand different species of sage, which is an essential oil and spice plant, around the world. The plant, which grows in the Middle East and Mediterranean regions, is widely grown in Turkey as a Turkish grocery market. Salvia officinalis, also known as medicinal sage, is the type of sage widely used in the pharmaceutical industry. Salvia triloba is a type that is widely consumed as a tea, can be used as incense when dried, and is also used as oil or lotion (bitter apple oil) by distillation.

Known for its memory-enhancing effect, Salvia lavandulifolia grows in Spain and Southern France. Sage, also known as bitter apple herb and tooth herb in some regions, is a shrub-like plant with an aromatic scent, with green leaves close to grey and blooming purple, purple, blue and pink flowers. Şifalıköy sage in the Turkish grocery, which was also used as a symbol of luck in the medieval period, offers a soft and sweet drink in your home. In this respect, it is widely used not only as a brewed tea, but also as a cooking sauce. Throughout history, people have used sage to treat pain, diarrhoea, digestive system problems, colds and mental problems.

In limited studies, it has been seen that sage reduces symptoms such as irritability and hot flashes, which are the symptoms of menopause, lowers cholesterol and blood sugar levels, and contains plenty of antioxidants. Sage, which is thought to be protective against brain health problems such as Alzheimer’s, is also thought to be preventive against upper respiratory tract infections. Sage, which scientific research is still very new, is a plant that has a great potential for health.