Sage

WHAT IS SAGE ?

Known as Salvia officinalis, sage has been revered for its medicinal properties for centuries. Also referred to as Provence tea or sacred herb, its leaves contain powerful natural compounds, including:

• Flavonoids: Known for their antioxidant properties.

• Triterpenes and Diterpenes: Compounds with anti-inflammatory effects.

• Phenolic Acids: Known for their antimicrobial and antioxidant benefits.

HOW DOES OT WORK?

Sage leaves contribute to equine health through three key actions:

• • Antiseptic: Helps combat respiratory infections and soothes the airways.
• • Anti-inflammatory: Reduces bronchial inflammation and alleviates discomfort.
• • Astringent: Contributes to the tightening and toning of tissues, aiding in faster recovery.

Additional benefits:

• • Fever Reduction: Sage’s natural febrifuge properties help lower fever during illness.

Sage is ideal for maintaining respiratory health, hormonal balance, and addressing seasonal or acute respiratory challenges in horses.