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Salvia officinalis
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Hi, everybody.
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My name is does Ray Haley, and I'm going to
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percent you a nice little herb named Sage for salvia
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fission. Alice stages from them and family.
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The history of sage Um, sage is native to the
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Mediterranean region.
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There's over 800 no varieties, and it was deemed so
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important that in 12 80 it was ordered to be
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planted on the German imperial arms.
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It is, as you may know, been raped for both
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its culinary and medicinal uses.
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There's magical elements to they're said to be associated with
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sage. White sage is most commonly used for incense.
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Uh, my more like because it has got a stronger
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scent when it is, uh, disperse into the air.
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But it's also used for magical elements as well.
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The magical elements of wisdom, good luck, prosperity, redemption, cleansing,
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home blessing and longevity and the energetic ce of this
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herb are both for me and dry.
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The genus name Salvia is related to the Latin word
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severe meeting to heal preserve over D.
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So many and then, in an Italian proverb, it states
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Why should a man die when he asked agents Garden
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because they didn't believe that it made you have a
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longer life.
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Another interesting thing about sage is how to grow it.
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So if you actually want to grow your own stage
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so you can harvest off of it, intend to it
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and know exactly where it came from, huh?
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It will grow almost anywhere.
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But to get the most flavorful, flavorful lead, you would
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want to have it in a lot of sunlight, even
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though it will grow in both partly part son or
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full sun still likes well drained soil, much like lavender
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eso. This does make it great for containers.
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If you are going to plant sage outside, you want
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to make sure that the ground temperatures at least 65
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degrees. If you wanted to propagate the plant from another
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plant, um, you can do it from cuttings or what's
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called layering from cuttings.
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You take a three inch cutting from the very tip
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of the stem.
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You apply of rooting hormone that you could get more.
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My Klages online can't find much and sores anymore on
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the exposed portion of the stem and plans it, and
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I'm gonna miss pronounce this word.
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But for Mucha Light, which I do have some so
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I'm actually thinking about, uh, making propagating some sage from
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hangs. It will take about six weeks through the roads.
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From layering.
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You take a longstanding, carefully secured along the soil with
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water, leaving four inches of the tip where the leaves
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are at free.
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In about a month, roots will warm where the stand
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touch the ground and you could just cut away from
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the main plant and transfer it into your own container.
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The soil it likes.
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Like I said, well drained sandy, loamy soil.
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PH. Needs to be between a six months.
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Seven. You don't want over fertilize because a little make
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play from less intense.
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So especially if you want to use it for cooking.
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Um, parts full sun.
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If growing indoors, keep your sunny window again.
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One that sunlight water.
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It's fairly drought tolerance.
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Or which I can attest to that, because we, as
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here in Illinois for the last two months, had only
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one short range, our in two months and she's still
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doing great.
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Um, so if the soil is dry or you want
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to make sure the soil list right before you get
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very thoroughly wiring and if you're going to grow multiple
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plants. You want to make sure that their space about
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24 to 36 inches apart because they are grown in
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a bush like fashion.
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So now we're gonna talk about the therapeutic actions and
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the main constituents in salvia fission.
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Alice. Therapeutic actions also contain, um, it's very aromatic.
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It's a stringent carmine itiveness.
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I a theoretic antiseptic, Blood moving, anti bacterial, anti inflammatory
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on top of the skin or topically.
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Um, anti microbial anti I antioxidant, anti spasmodic into viral.
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Carmen. Carmen Native.
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Sorry, some of these I get tongue tied on.
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I apologize.
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Um, eminent god expectorant de Bruges Nuveen, which is a
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stimulant. New nerve being not relaxing a tonic and culinary
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interesting back was that once well said study, healthy women
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drink 300 mg of sage tea twice a four weeks
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at a significant reduction in cholesterol numbers and LDL, which
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lbl is the bad cholesterol.
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Well, the HDL, the good cholesterol increased beneficial effects were
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also known an antioxidant defences.
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All women completed the trial reported no adverse effects because
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of the high cholesterol and it an influence.
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Inflammation are common aspects of insulin resistance.
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Researchers hypothesize that stage would be safe and beneficial for
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people with insulin resistance and diabetes.
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Sage contains variable colonies.
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L'Etoile or, as you know, it essential oil, tannins, residents.
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Bigger principles.
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Play the noise estrogenic substances, which is why it was
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used for, um, fertility issues.
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Uh, back in the day and there's a few more.
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I'm gonna keep this moving indications and contradict occasions.
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They just not recommended in large amounts for pregnancy.
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But it can also dry up flow of the milk
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during lactation.
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It's not recommended and breast feeding unless the mother is
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looking to clean off the child.
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So that's to keep in mind if you were looking
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Teoh, um, to use it during pregnancy or resting.
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Indications often times sage or salvia push melas is used
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for swell throat, excessive sweating infections, stagnant digestion, type two
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diabetes, hot flashes, two takes sore muscles, high cholesterol in
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all tigers, and that is all I have for you
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right now.
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And I was going to do a life, takes the
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base video, but for some reason my computer was not
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letting me so I do apologize about that, and I
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hope that I was able to teach you something that
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you made me not have already know.
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Have a great day
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