Rosemary  Essential oil receives its name from the Latin term “Dew of the Sea,” as it is native to the sea cliffs of the Mediterranean region
Rosemary belongs to an aromatic family of herbs that includes Basil, Lavender, Myrtle, and Sage.
Rosemary was considered sacred by ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Hebrews, and Romans, who used it to improve memory, incense, protection, and as a reminder of the life and death cycle, among other uses.
Rosemary Essential Oil of the most superior quality is obtained from the flowering tops of the plant.
Rosemary Essential Oil is best known for its stimulating, soothing, and pain relieving properties.


HOW IS ROSEMARY OIL EXTRACTED?
 Rosemary Essential Oil is most commonly extracted through the steam distillation of the plant’s flowering tops and leaves. After distillation, the oil has a watery viscosity and can be colorless or pale yellow. It's powerful and refreshing smell is herbaceous and similar to mint with an undertone that is characterized as woody and balsamic.


Is Rosemary Essential Oil good for anxiety?
Rosemary Oil has a noticeably powerful influence on the brain and central nervous system. It is believed to possess brain-stimulating properties, and it has been used historically to support memory. A 2009 study followed a group of nursing students who inhaled Rosemary Oil while taking a test. The students reported increased concentration and information recall. The study also found that the students' pulse rates decreased by about 9%. Since a faster heart rate is a symptom of short-term stress and anxiety, Rosemary oil has potential to naturally reduce stress and soothe anxiety. Studies indicate Rosemary Oil's potential to lower cortisol levels, especially when paired with other calming oils such as Lavender.

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