Herbs and plantsRosemary — an herb for memory and circulation that we have in our kitchen?
Henryk Różański associates rosemary with stimulating circulation and warming effects, based on its similarity to bath cosmetics made with wild thyme.
- However, he does not say that rosemary improves memory or that it is used in cooking.
What the authors write
Henryk Różański
Rosemary is mentioned as an herb with effects similar to bath cosmetics made with wild thyme, which stimulate blood circulation and warm the body.
„There are also wild-thyme bath products (bath salts, oils, liquids, scrubs, gels) with relaxing, circulation-stimulating and warming effects (I came across these in Italy). Herbs with a similar profile of effects include rosemary – Rosmarinus, wild marjoram – Origanum = Oregano, thyme – Thymus, and savory – Satureja.”Są także kosmetyki macierzankowe do kąpieli (sole, olejki, płyny, peelingi, żele) o działaniu odprężającym, pobudzającym krążenie krwi i rozgrzewającym (takie spotkałem we Włoszech). Podobny profil działania mają: rozmaryn – Rosmarinus, lebiodka – Origanum = Oregano, tymianek Thymus, cząber – Satureja.
Henryk Różański
A page is devoted to rosemary and its use in phytotherapy.
„I decided to devote a page to them:
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 shrub, 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.
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