In a study published in the journal Antioxidants earlier this year, researchers from the Scripps Research Institute identified a compound called carnosic acid, which is prevalent in rosemary and sage.

In studies with mice, researchers identified carnosic acid in rosemary and sage as a potential Alzheimer's treatment for humans down the road. Much more research is needed, they said.

Researchers have found a compound derived from common herbs has successfully enhanced memory and brain density in mice, and could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer’s. A team from The Scripps ...

Common Pests and Diseases . Rosemary is fairly disease-resistant, but if powdery mildew or similar diseases appear, apply an organic fungicide. Few insects bother this plant.

Discover how rosemary enhances memory, protects brain cells, and improves cognitive function through both aroma and consumption. ... This common herb could be your brain’s best friend.

Alzheimer’s is a devastating disease that afflicts roughly 6.7 million Americans, but scientists may have just found a way to reverse its effects by using a common herb found in many products ...

Further research is needed to work out exactly what kind and dose of rosemary is needed to achieve every potential benefit, but in the meantime, the surprisingly iron, calcium, and vitamin B6-rich ...

Known for its piney scent, creeping rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Prostratus’) is a variety of common rosemary with a lovely trailing habit that works well as a groundcover for sunny ...

Here are some common uses of rosemary oil for its benefits: 1. Aromatherapy. Inhaling rosemary oil vapor or using it in a diffuser can help enhance mood, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.

Groundcover plants add texture and color as well as a sense of continuity to the garden. For added value, why not consider a groundcover that adds fragrance too? The following groundcovers will ...