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Livêche (Racine)

The Plant

Latin Name: Levisticum Officinale

Plant part: Root

Origin: France

A sort of large wild celery in scent, stature and foliage, Lovage is a perennial plant belonging to the Apiaceae family that grows spontaneously in the Pyrenees.
It is thought to have been introduced to France by Benedictine monks, who recognized its calming properties. In fact, its name, levisticum, derives from the Latin word for relief. In Switzerland, lovage is often referred to as “Maggi herb”, after the brand’s aromatized cubes sold in stores. The root, which is distilled to extract the essential oil and hyrdolat, contains coumarin, starch, vitamin C and tannin. It is also particularly appreciated in detox for its phthalide content. This chemical compound promotes drainage and detoxification, making Lovage root an interesting natural treatment option.

What are the benefits of Lovage?

While it aids in difficult digestion, lovage is primarily known for its detoxifying virtues. Thanks to its diuretic properties, lovage promotes the elimination of waste and harmful substances present in the body. It is also effective in relieving symptoms of poisoning and helping to purify the liver. Regular consumption of lovage will allow you to have better digestion. This will also promote deep detoxification and protection against various poisonings.

Common questions

How to use Lovage?

Lovage is an aromatic plant. Its leaves and seeds are used in cooking. It can be eaten whole, powdered, fresh or dried.
Thanks to its draining properties, lovage root is also highly valued in phytotherapy and aromatherapy. Depending on the desired effect, it can be used :
- as a drink: as an infusion or hydrolat. It can be drunk on its own or in a mixture of herbs or hydrosols to promote detoxification and drainage
- as an essential oil: Lovage Essential Oil can be used diluted in a vegetable oil, then massaged into the stomach to aid digestion. In general, it can be applied to the skin. A few drops of Essential Oil in a dish can give it a very pleasant fragrance.
- as a spray: Lovage Hydrosol can be used as a tonic to gently moisturize the skin.

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The Products

Lovage Hydrolate (Root) 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Lovage Hydrolate (Root) 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Hydrolat de Livèche, produced in Lozère by artisanal distillation of the roots and certified organic, is an exceptional, multi-faceted product. Known for its use as a culinary aromatic, it enriches dishes with its unique, delicate flavor. In phytotherapy, Lovage is traditionally recognized as an emunctory drainer (liver-kidney-skin), promoting the elimination of toxins. Thanks to the phthalides of which lovage hydrosol is composed, it has an action on the liver and kidneys, stimulating their...


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Lovage Essential Oil (Root) 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Lovage Essential Oil (Root) 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Essenciagua Lovage Essential Oil (Root), certified organic, is a chemotyped and botanically defined product, recognized for its stimulating and beneficial properties against liver and biliary fatigue. Derived from Levisticum officinale, an aromatic plant native to the Pyrenees, lovage is a plant resembling a large wild celery, introduced to France by Benedictine monks. This essential oil, distilled from the plant’s root, contains coumarin, starch, vitamin C and tannin. It is widely used for...


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