Dr Williams

The New Rosemary Herb Garden Guide Dr Williams

Scholars ?n ?n???nt Gr???? wore garlands ?f r???m?r? dur?ng ?x?m?n?t??n? t? improve m?m?r? ?nd concentration. Many ?ultur?? ??n??d?r?d ?t to be a ??mb?l ?f fr??nd?h??, l???lt?, ?nd remembrance. R???m?r? was b?l??v?d t? only gr?w in th? g?rd?n? ?f r?ght??u? ????l?. Chr??t??n? u??d r???m?r? ?n w?dd?ng? and funerals as a symbol ?f f?d?l?t? and r?m?mbr?n??. In th? 14th century, a r???m?r? t?n?? w?? ?l??m?d t? r?v?t?l?z? Queen Iz?b?ll? ?f Hung?r?'? b??ut? ?nd health ?ft?r being d?b?l?t?t?d by rheumatism ?nd gout. Tr?d?t??n?ll?, r???m?r? w?? used f?r ?t?m??h upset and t?????ll? f?r mu??l? ?nd l?w?r b??k ???n. In Ch?n?, rosemary ?nd borax w?r? m?x?d and u??d as an ?nfu???n t? ?r?v?nt b?ldn???. In Eur???, a ??m?l?r formula was used t? prevent d?ndruff. In b?th Ch?n? ?nd Eur???, r???m?r? w?? used f?r headaches ?nd ?n Europe ?t w?? u??d to relieve g??, ?nd?g??t??n, head colds, ?nd n?rv?u? tension.