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Rosemary for Remembrance

Rosemary Quick Tip

If you only know rosemary as a seasoning for meats, you might be delighted to learn that this Mediterranean herb actually does appear to calm you and can even boost your memory when the oils are inhaled prior to starting a task. It is also being studied for benefits involving pain relief, reducing inflammation, and boosting the immune system. Although there don’t appear to be any conclusive studies on those last three claims yet, boosting your mood and memory are reason enough to grow it. Oh, and let’s not forget what it does for roasted vegetables.

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  1. Adrienne (Iannotti) Puleo says

    May 28, 2018 at 10:02 pm

    Hi. My mother’s name is Marie Iannotti living in Laurens NY outside Oneonta. Orig from Long Island. Was skimming Jan 2018 Real Simple mag article and my heart skipped a beat when I saw name &vicinity &odd coincidence. Your web site and info is fabulous by the way.

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    • Marie~ says

      May 29, 2018 at 3:38 pm

      It’s surprising to me how many Iannotti women are named Marie. Until social media, I never encountered any Iannotti’s at all. I believe my grandfather was from a town in Italy called Valle Agricola, a bit north of Naples. Any relation?

      BTW, was I in Real Simple in January? Do you remember what the article was about?

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