Sage 2000 mg
- A natural plant oestrogen and the perfect partner to Black Cohosh Menopause Relief
- Helps to support digestion
- 400 mg sage extract, equivalent to 2000 mg whole sage leaf
- Powerful natural botanical extract of sage leaf
For vegans- For vegetarians
- Gelatin free
For vegans
For vegetarians
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Description
What is sage?
The botanical name for sage is salvia officinalis which gives us a clue as to the potential benefits of this wonderful herb, as 'salvia' is from the Latin 'salvere' meaning 'to be saved' and 'officinalis' means 'used in the practice of medicine'. Indeed, sage has been used for thousands of years for a wide range of conditions. Sage can be described as a mild phytoestrogen, literally a plant oestrogen, and is commonly taken by women as a perfect complement to black cohosh, a traditional herbal medicine used to help manage the symptoms of the menopause.
Why is ours better?
Healthspan's vegan sage tablets are manufactured from only the very highest quality natural extract of botanical sage. The water−extraction maximises its natural properties; each one−a−day tablet provides 400 mg of natural source sage extract, equivalent to 2000 mg whole sage leaf.
Who is this for?
Sage tablets are a popular supplement with women experiencing the changes that occur during the menopause.
Product Information
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Information table
| Per tablet | |
|---|---|
| Sage Extract | 400 mg |
| equivalent to Whole Leaf | 2000 mg |
Ingredients and potential allergens
Directions of use
Warnings and additional information
If you are taking any prescribed medication or have any medical conditions always consult your doctor or pharmacist before taking vitamins or supplements.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Store in a cool dry place, in original packaging, out of sight and reach of young children.
If you experience an adverse reaction, stop taking the supplement and seek medical advice.