
Salvia sclarea
Emmenagogue - stimulates menstrual flow Traditionally used as 'clear-eye' for eye issues Tonic for nervous system and hormonal balance Avoid ingestion of essential oil

Ask Herbert about Clary Sage. Herbert is the master herbalist inside Bountiful Herbs: he answers from this plate and eleven hundred others, with dosing, pairing and cautions. Your first ten questions are free.
Ask HerbertPregnancy: Pregnancy Caution
The record lists 2 contraindications; open the plate in the library to read them in full.
| Preparation | As written | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Topical (diluted in carrier) | Topical: typical 1-3% in carrier; face/sensitive 0.5-1; dermal maximum 5%. Distinct from toxic sage (S. officinalis); low thujone. | |
| Internal (oral) | Not recommended internally ... insufficient current safety data for the essential oil; use the culinary herb or tea instead. No established oral oil dose. | |
| Tea/Infusion (1 tsp dried flowering tops or leaves per 250-300ml hot water, steep covered 10 min) | ||
| Tincture (alcohol extract of fresh flowering tops, typical 1-5ml doses) |
Doses are reproduced from the sources for practitioners and are not a recommendation for any person.
Clinical Notes. Emmenagogue - stimulates menstrual flow Traditionally used as 'clear-eye' for eye issues Tonic for nervous system and hormonal balance Avoid ingestion of essential oil
primary-actions. Clary Sage acts primarily as: Nervine, Antispasmodic, Emmenagogue, Uterine tonic, Sedative. Secondary actions include Antidepressant, Carminative, Astringent, Antimicrobial, Expectorant.
indications. Clary Sage is traditionally indicated for: Muscle cramp, PMS symptoms, Nervous tension, Depression, Asthma, Abdominal cramps, Mental fatigue, Stress, Anxiety, Emotional fatigue, Menstrual cramps, Headache, Menopausal hot flashes, Mood swings, Gas, and 28 further conditions.
dose-reference. Reference preparation/dosing for Clary Sage: Tea/Infusion (1 tsp dried flowering tops or leaves per 250-300ml hot water, steep covered 10 min); Tincture (alcohol extract of fresh flowering tops, typical 1-5ml doses); Oil infusion (dried herb in carrier oil for topical

The whole plate is in the library. The compass, Compare, the Sky of eleven hundred plants and the formulary open with an email address and a password, free, with the formula builder and its safety engine. Herbert without limit, his formulating, clients, the handouts and the labels are the paid room.
Open the library, free