Evidence supporting the use of: Meadow sage
For the health condition: Appetite (deficient)

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 1

Meadow sage (Salvia pratensis) has a history of use in traditional herbal medicine, particularly in Europe, where it has been employed for a variety of ailments. However, its use to stimulate or support appetite (especially in cases of deficient appetite) is based primarily on traditional practices rather than robust scientific validation. Ethnobotanical sources note that various sage species have been used as digestive tonics, sometimes believed to help with loss of appetite, though most references focus on common sage (Salvia officinalis) rather than meadow sage specifically. The mechanisms attributed in folk medicine are vaguely described, typically relating to the plant's bitter compounds, which were thought to stimulate digestive secretions and thus increase appetite.

To date, there are no clinical trials or well-designed scientific studies specifically investigating Salvia pratensis for appetite stimulation. The evidence available is limited to anecdotal accounts and traditional herbal compendia. Accordingly, while there is some historical precedent for its use in this context, the quality and quantity of evidence is low, and it is not a well-established or widely recognized treatment for appetite deficiency in either traditional or modern herbalism. Further research would be necessary to substantiate any claims about its efficacy for this purpose.

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