Teucrium Scorodonia

Other Names:
Ambroise, Garlic Sage, Wild Sage, Wood Germander, Mountain Sage, Hind Heal, Sage-leaved Germander, and many more local names.

Family: Lamiaceae (Mint family)
Parts Used: Herb (leaves and stems)

Description:

Wood Sage is a perennial herb, meaning it lives for many years. It grows naturally in woodlands and is also planted in gardens for its appearance.

Medicinal Uses:

Traditionally, Wood Sage has been used for many health problems, especially in folk medicine. It helps:

• Boost overall health and metabolism

• Increase sweating and urination

• Remove worms (parasites) from the body

• Improve appetite

• Treat skin problems like boils, swellings, ulcers, and old sores (often made into a paste or poultice)

When mixed with other herbs like ragwort and comfrey, it has been used to help with:

• Tumors

• Cancer (in traditional folk practices)

It’s also known to help with:

• Bladder and kidney problems

• Fevers and colds

• Sore throats and throat infections

• Nervous problems like palsy

• To promote menstruation and urination

Note:
While Wood Sage has been used in traditional remedies for many issues, it’s always important to consult a healthcare expert before using herbal treatments.