Sage Leaf Extract
Benefits of Sage Leaf Extract
- Mental performance
- Menopause
- Form: Extract
- Food source: Sage
What is Sage Leaf Extract?
Sage is a Mediterranean herb, used in recipes around the world for its earthy flavour. Beyond the kitchen, it has also long been used in traditional practice for the mind and mental performance.
What does the research say about Sage Leaf Extract?
Sage has been reviewed for its potential effects on cognition, and one study looked at sage extract and performance in memory and accuracy-based tasks.
During the menopausal transition, levels of both progesterone and oestrogen fall. Oestrogen receptors are found throughout the body, including in the brain. Sage has been studied in women going through the menopause, and it appears in a review of herbs studied around the menopause.
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