Herbs and plantsRosemary — what do herbalists and the European Medicines Agency say about rosemary leaf and oil?
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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) states that rosemary oil has a traditional use for mild muscle and joint pain, as well as minor circulatory problems in the legs.
- Medicines containing this oil contain oil from the above-ground parts of rosemary and come in a semi-solid form for application to the skin.
- Traditional use is based on long-standing use, not on the results of clinical studies.
- Henryk Różański announces a work on rosemary in phytotherapy, covering the herb, leaf, and oil.
What the authors write
Europejska Agencja Leków (EMA)
Rosemary oil has a traditional use for mild muscle and joint pain, as well as minor circulatory problems in the legs.
„Rosemary oil preparations have a traditional medicinal use for the relief of minor muscular and articular pain, and in minor disorders of circulatory blood flow in the legs. Traditional medicinal use means that the use in the specified indication is exclusively based upon long-standing medicinal use and not based on results from clinical studies.”Rosemary oil preparations have a traditional medicinal use for the relief of minor muscular and articular pain, and in minor disorders of circulatory blood flow in the legs. Traditional medicinal use means that the use in the specified indication is exclusively based upon long-standing medicinal use and not based on results from clinical studies.
Europejska Agencja Leków (EMA)
Medicines containing rosemary oil contain oil from the above-ground parts of rosemary and come in a semi-solid form for application to the skin.
„Medicinal products with Rosemary oil contain the essential oil of the above-ground part of the plant, in semi-solid form to be applied to the skin.
What are the medicinal uses of Rosemary oil? Rosemary oil preparations have a traditional medicinal use for the relief of minor muscular and articular pain, and in minor disorders of circulatory blood flow in the legs.”Medicinal products with Rosemary oil contain the essential oil of the above-ground part of the plant, in semi-solid form to be applied to the skin.
What are the medicinal uses of Rosemary oil? Rosemary oil preparations have a traditional medicinal use for the relief of minor muscular and articular pain, and in minor disorders of circulatory blood flow in the legs.
Europejska Agencja Leków (EMA)
Traditional use means that the indication is based on long-standing use, not on the results of clinical studies.
„Traditional medicinal use means that the use in the specified indication is exclusively based upon long-standing medicinal use and not based on results from clinical studies.
When is it not recommended to use Rosemary oil? You can find detailed instructions on how to take Rosemary oil medicines and who can use them in the package leaflet that comes with the medicine.”Traditional medicinal use means that the use in the specified indication is exclusively based upon long-standing medicinal use and not based on results from clinical studies.
When is it not recommended to use Rosemary oil? You can find detailed instructions on how to take Rosemary oil medicines and who can use them in the package leaflet that comes with the medicine.
Europejska Agencja Leków (EMA)
The EMA assessment of rosemary leaf covers medicinal products that meet pharmaceutical quality requirements; it does not cover food, supplements, cosmetics, or medical devices.
„The information in this summary report concerns herbal medicinal products containing Rosemary leaf which are only authorised when they comply with the strict pharmaceutical quality and other requirements for herbal medicinal products. They are approved by the competent authorities to be placed on the market as medicinal products. Other products, like food, food supplements, cosmetic products or medical devices do not follow the same criteria and regulatory requirements as medicinal products and are excluded from this summary.”The information in this summary report concerns herbal medicinal products containing Rosemary leaf which are only authorised when they comply with the strict pharmaceutical quality and other requirements for herbal medicinal products. They are approved by the competent authorities to be placed on the market as medicinal products. Other products, like food, food supplements, cosmetic products or medical devices do not follow the same criteria and regulatory requirements as medicinal products and are excluded from this summary.
Henryk Różański
Henryk Różański announces a work on the use of rosemary in phytotherapy, mentioning the herb and leaf, as well as rosemary oil.
„I decided to devote a page to them:
Common rosemary – Rosmarinus officinalis L. (Labiatae) – use in phytotherapy, Herba et Folium Rosmarini (rosemary herb and leaf), Oleum Rosmarini (rosemary oil):http://www.luskiewnik.eu/rosmarinus.html
Rosemary in Bulgaria, as a bush, July 2007.”Postanowiłem poświęcić im stronkę:
Rozmaryn lekarski – Rosmarinus officinalis L. (Labiatae) – zastosowanie w fitoterapii, Herba et Folium Rosmarini (ziele i liść rozmarynu), Oleum Rosmarini (olejek rozmarynowy):http://www.luskiewnik.eu/rosmarinus.html
Rozmaryn w Bułgarii, w formie krzewu, lipiec 2007 r.
Europejska Agencja Leków (EMA)
HMPC conclusions on rosemary oil are taken into account by EU Member States when assessing applications for authorisation of medicines containing this oil.
„The HMPC conclusions are taken into account by EU Member States when evaluating applications for the licensing of herbal medicines containing Rosemary oil. When a Member State authorises a medicine containing Rosemary oil, detailed instructions on how to take it will be available in the package leaflet that comes with medicine.”The HMPC conclusions are taken into account by EU Member States when evaluating applications for the licensing of herbal medicines containing Rosemary oil. When a Member State authorises a medicine containing Rosemary oil, detailed instructions on how to take it will be available in the package leaflet that comes with medicine.
Perspectives and opinion materials
The content below presents the authors’ opinions, interpretations and hypotheses. It is not treated as equal to scientific studies and systematic reviews.
Orthomolecular Medicine News Service Opinion material
„Hogg living at Stable Cottage, he would have seen a picture of me with my pet pig Rosemary with eight piglets at the milk bar. A week later a Sun reporter came to my home and took pictures of me with the happy mother and babies. Yippee! Here at last was my only chance to become a 'page 3' girl. The Sun promised to publish, but never did. I have always wondered how much the GMC had paid it not to. There is even a Facebook Group named 'Rosemary Hogg' in honor of said sow!”Hogg living at Stable Cottage, he would have seen a picture of me with my pet pig Rosemary with eight piglets at the milk bar. A week later a Sun reporter came to my home and took pictures of me with the happy mother and babies. Yippee! Here at last was my only chance to become a 'page 3' girl. The Sun promised to publish, but never did. I have always wondered how much the GMC had paid it not to. There is even a Facebook Group named 'Rosemary Hogg' in honor of said sow!
Orthomolecular Medicine News Service Opinion material
„President John Kennedy's sister, Rose Marie (Rosemary) was born with brain impairment that resulted in a troubled childhood, since mental impairment was not well accepted in high society. At age 23, she was subjected to a lobotomy which increased her disability. The President began a "war" on mental disease that included the development of a measles vaccine that was expected to eliminate measles encephalitis.”President John Kennedy's sister, Rose Marie (Rosemary) was born with brain impairment that resulted in a troubled childhood, since mental impairment was not well accepted in high society. At age 23, she was subjected to a lobotomy which increased her disability. The President began a "war" on mental disease that included the development of a measles vaccine that was expected to eliminate measles encephalitis.
Orthomolecular Medicine News Service Opinion material
„Chop/slice up potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, beet tops, add herbs such as garlic, rosemary, thyme, sage, mix with 1-2 quarts of water, cook slowly, then strain, add bouillon or miso to taste, [4] Infants and toddlers are often deficient in magnesium, which tends to promote anxiety and depression, and makes sleeping difficult. To relieve magnesium deficiency give magnesium chloride in liquid form (3-5 mg/pound/day or as directed on bottle). In contrast to commonly sold forms of magnesium (e.g. magnesium oxide) which tend to cause a laxative effect, magnesium chloride is fully absorbed in the gut.”Chop/slice up potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, beet tops, add herbs such as garlic, rosemary, thyme, sage, mix with 1-2 quarts of water, cook slowly, then strain, add bouillon or miso to taste, [4] Infants and toddlers are often deficient in magnesium, which tends to promote anxiety and depression, and makes sleeping difficult. To relieve magnesium deficiency give magnesium chloride in liquid form (3-5 mg/pound/day or as directed on bottle). In contrast to commonly sold forms of magnesium (e.g. magnesium oxide) which tend to cause a laxative effect, magnesium chloride is fully absorbed in the gut.
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