Rosemarry Extract

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Herbal Extracts, Rosemarry Extract Rosemary (Rosmarinusofficinalis) is A Very Popular Shrubby, Evergreen Herb. Its Small, Drought-resistant Leaves Are Widely Used For Their Various Medicinal Properties As Well As To Season Food. They Are Highly Aromatic, Which Means They Contain High Concentrations Of Essential/volatile Oils, Hence Their Wide Use For Flavouring Food And Also As An Airborne Substance. Rosemary Was Originally Cultivated On The Shores Of The Mediterranean. In Fact, The Herb's Latin Name, Rosmarinus, Is Derived From The Words "ros", Which Is Translated To Dew, And "marinus", Which Means Sea, As Rosemary Can Survive On Just The Spray In The Sea Air. It Is A Plant Well Suited To Growing In Poor Or Sandy Soil, High Salt, High Wind Areas Such As The Conditions Found By The Sea. Rosemary's Symbolic Uses Are Deeply Inlaid Within Many Cultural Traditions Including Weddings, Funerals, And During Religious Ceremonies. The Herb Is Seen By Many As A Gift By The Gods And As A Symbol Of Love, Friendship, And Trust. In Modern Times Rosemary Is Grown Throughout The World And Is Widely Used As A Medicinal Herb And To Season Food. Rosemary Is A Member Of The Mint Family (Lamiaceae). The First Records Of Rosemary's Use As A Medicinal Herb Date Back To Ancient Times In The Civilizations Surrounding The Mediterranean Sea. The Herb Was Thought To Have Strong Effects On Memory And In Strengthening The Mind. Later Accounts Include That Of Queen Elisabeth Of Hungary, Who Claimed That Drinking Rosemary Water Led To Her Longevity As She Lived Beyond 70 Years Old While Suffering From Both Gout And Rheumatic Disorder. Additional Historic Uses Of The Herb Include Its Burning To Purify The Air Near Ill People To Ward Off Infection During The Plague, And It Was Also Used By The French To Kill Germs During World War II (by Utilising Its Aromatic/essential Oil Properties). Rosemary Is Known To Contain Several Chemicals That Promote Good Health In Human Beings. The Two Primary Active Ingredients Found In The Herb Are Carnosic Acid And Rosmarinic Acid. Carnosic Acid Is A Preservative And Antioxidant Found In Both Rosemary And Common Sage. The Compound Has Demonstrated Its Ability To Prevent Damage To Skin Cells By UV-A Radiation And Is Accepted As A Very Powerful Antioxidant. Studies Have Also Shown That Carnosic Acid Offers Protection Against Harmful Carcinogens. Rosmarinic Acid Is Found In A Variety Of Herbs Other Than Rosemary, These Include Thyme, Oregano, And Peppermint. The Compound Exhibits Properties As An Antioxidant, Anti-inflammatory, Antiviral, And Antibacterial. The Rosemary Herb Is Used In Modern Times To Treat A Variety Of Symptoms And Illnesses. The Most Prominent Modern Use Of Rosemary Is As An Antioxidant. The Primary Goal Of The Herb In This Use Is To Prevent The Damage Caused By Oxidative Stress That Occurs During Many Diseases. The Brain Is Particularly Susceptible To The Effects Of Oxidative Stress, As Demonstrated By The Condition's Role In Diseases Such As Parkinson's Disease And Alzheimer's Disease. Studies Have Shown That The Antioxidants In Rosemary, Such As The Carnosic And Rosmarinic Acids, Are Highly Effective In Combating This Problem.