No herb garden would be complete without sage. As a herb, sage do well outdoors in milder climates, and considered by many as one of the culinary basics. Sage has received many scientific scrutiny over the years: it improved both mood and cognitive functioning in a 2005 study, reported researchers in Neuropsychopharmacology. Patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease who were given sage extract scored significantly better on cognitive tests than a comparison group given a placebo, according to a study published in 2003 in the Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics.
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Cool stuff.
However, sage is not easy to come by.
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period.
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I was randomly checking blogger for people or blogs that I think make a difference. I have added a link to your blog on my site, because your articles are informative and can make a difference in the health of others. Drop me a line if you want me to remove the link.
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Hey, Hillary for Pres...nice try in trying to pin fatness on an individual or a group.
As a personal trainer I get sick of people not being proactive about their own health. We are ultimately responsible for the choices we make and I will never buy it that people are so ill advised that they would not be able to make a sound decision on their own.
Nice site, blog author. I truly believe in natural foods and their ability to make us healthy and keep us healthy. We've come so far from what's natural that our bodies produce disease instead of proper functioning.
I'll try to come by again.
i wish i would have know this a long time ago...maybe it could have helped my grandmother.....but it still maybe useful....ya know since its supposed to be hereditary....
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