Latin Name: Satureja hortensis
 
Infused with the potent energy of sun-drenched fields aand ancient healing wisom, our Summer Savory Tincture captures the essence of this aromatic herb in a convenient, potent extract. Crafted in small batches using organic, wildcrafted summer savory (Satureja hortensis), this tincture is a powerful addition to your hebal apothecary.
 
Medicinal Properties & Uses
Summer Savory is a fast-acting herb with a wide range of medicinal benefits. Traditionally used in European and Mediterranean herbalism, this aromatic plant boasts a profile rich in antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, carminative, astringent and anti-inflammatory actions. It is also gentle stimulant and digestive tonic, make it especially useful for issues involving the gastrointestinal tract and the immune system. 
 
Common Medicinal uses Include:
Digestive Relief: Relieves bloating, indigestion, flatulence, and intestinal cramps
Immune Support: Helps fight colds, flu, sore throats and respiratory infections with natural antibacterial and antiviral propeerties.
Anti-Parasitic Support: Traditionally used to help expel intestinal worms and parasites.
Menstrual Health: Eases menstrual cramps and promotes regular cycles with its warming and stimulating nature
Joints & muscle Pain: May be applied topically (when diluted) or taken internally to assist with inflammation
Antioxative stress, promoting longevity and vitality.
 
Why Take Summer Savory?
 
If you're seeking a natural way to support digestion, calm inflammation, boost immunity or bring warmth and stimulation to your internal systems, Summer Savory may be the herb for you. Its warming energy and vibrant flavor can uplift the body and spirit, especially during colder months or periods of fatigue and stagnation.
This herb is an excellant ally for those looking fornplant-based ways to:
Enhance gut flora and balance digestion
Reduce viral load during colds and flu
Soothe internal inflammation
Improve nutrient absoption
Ease menstrual discomfort naturally
 
Contraindications & Warnings
 
While Summer Savory is generally regarded as safe in culinary doses, medicinal use requires some care.
 
Do not use if you:
Are pregnant, especially in the first trimester. Summer Savory is a uterine stimulat and may pose risk of miscarriage in high doses.
Have severe gastrointestinal ulcers or active gastritis, as its essential oil content may irritate already inflamed mucosa.
Are allergic to herbs in the Lamiaceae family (such as thyme, oregano or basil).
Are taking blood thinners or anticoagulants, as summer savory may interfere with clotting mechanisms in large doses.
 
Ultra-Contraindications (Use only under clinical supervision)
If you have chronic liver disease or kidney impairment
If you're on long-term corticosteroid therapy or immune-suppressive medications
In cases of seizure disorders, due to the essential oil's stimulating nature in very high concentrations
 
Always consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before starting any new herbal supplement, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or managing chronic condition.
 
Folklore & Magic of Summer Savory
 
In ancient times, summer savory was considered the herb of love and passion. The Romans believed it was an aphrodisiac and used it in love potions and culinary dishes to "heat the blood." The name Satureja comes from the word satyr, mythological woodland creatures known for their wild, lusty nature - this connection hints at the herbs energetic warmth and fiery character.
 
In medieval witchcraft and folklore, summer savory was used to banish negativity, break hexes and protect sacred spaces. It was burned as incense to purify homes and attract uplifting energy. Herbalists also placed it in dream pillows to stir vivid, magical dreams and encourage prophetic vision. 
 
Some traditions say growing summer savory in the garden brings harmony to relationships and wards off jealousy. When carried in a charm bag, it is said to protect the wearer from deceit and dishonesty.
 
FDA Disclaimer
 
These statements have not been evaluated or approved by the Food and Drug Adminstration (FDA). This prouct is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any new herbal supplement, especially if pregnany, nursing or taking medication.