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- White sage "Salvia apiana"
Native American incense located in North America used by shamans, White Sage "Salvia apiana" in fumigation for rituals, call of souls and purification for oneself, place and object, intuition, well-being, wisdom and keep away negative energies and evil spirits.
White sage occurs at altitudes between 1,500 m and sea level and prefers draining soil with a significant sandy proportion. It is also often present in shrub scrub at low altitudes or under communities of yellow pines (Pinus ponderosa). Salvia apiana thrives in habitats with high summer temperatures .
Salvia apiana infusions are not recommended for breastfeeding women because they inhibit lactation. Pregnant women should also not consume it. Sage tea decreases sweating, salivation, and mucus secretion. The infusion also reduces sore throats, and soothes painful periods . In addition, it also acts as a diaphoretic and diuretic. The tincture made from the leaves acts as an antimicrobial and antifungal.