Rosmarinus Prostratus vs Rosemary

Low-spreading rosemary variety with identical medicinal properties to common rosemary used in Mediterranean folk medicine.

Rosemary is an aromatic evergreen herb native to the Mediterranean, used since ancient times for memory enhancement and cognitive function. It has been a symbol of remembrance across cultures and was traditionally burned as incense. Modern research supports its cognitive-enhancing and antioxidant properties.

rosmarinic acid, carnosic acid, ursolic acid, camphor

Carnosic acid, Rosmarinic acid, 1,8-Cineole, Camphor, Carnosol

memory and circulation tonic in Mediterranean folk medicine, hair growth stimulant, digestive stimulant

Memory enhancement, Digestive stimulant, Hair growth promoter, Circulatory tonic, Preservative

cognitive enhancing, circulatory stimulant, antimicrobial

Cognitive function and memory, Hair growth and scalp health, Antioxidant protection, Digestive support, Inflammation reduction

2-4g dried herb as tea; 3-5 drops EO diluted

1-2g dried herb as tea 3 times daily, or 200-350mg standardized extract daily

pregnancy - high doses stimulate uterus, epilepsy

Seizure disorders, Hypertension (large doses), Pregnancy (large therapeutic doses)

rare skin sensitization

GI irritation at high doses, Allergic reactions, Seizures (very high doses of oil), Contact dermatitis