Rosemary (Rosemary leaves) is the herb of the species Rosmarinus officinalis, which belongs to the family of Lamiaceae. It is also known as lasmari and rosmarinus, and it mainly grows in the temperate regions of Europe and America.

Historically, rosemary has been used for many purposes. In Ancient Greece, it was believed to enhance memory, which is why students wore crowns made of rosemary during their exams. In Egypt, it was used in purification ceremonies and as a preservative during mummification. Dioscorides described it as an excellent tonic and antispasmodic.

In Medieval Europe, burning the plant was believed to ward off evil spirits. It was also placed under pillows to drive away demons and bad dreams.

Today, rosemary is used as an additive in cooking, providing a strong aroma and distinctive flavor. Its essential oil is used in perfumery and soap making. Additionally, it has insecticidal properties and relieves rheumatism.

It contains trace amounts of iron, vitamin B6, and dietary fiber. The active ingredients in the essential oil include alpha-pinene, beta-pinene, camphene, and linalool, while caffeic acid is the most significant with antioxidant action.

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