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Source of validity: Traditional
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Sagebrush (commonly referring to species in the Artemisia genus, such as Artemisia tridentata) has a history of traditional use among indigenous peoples of North America, particularly for spiritual and cleansing purposes. In some cases, it has been used in rituals or as incense (smudging) to promote emotional balance or to ward off negative energies. However, the connection between sagebrush and treating or supporting "emotional sensitivity" is largely anecdotal and rooted in spiritual or cultural practices rather than in direct medicinal use for specific emotional conditions. There is no substantial clinical or pharmacological evidence to support the efficacy of sagebrush for emotional sensitivity. Most scientific studies on sagebrush focus on its antimicrobial, antifungal, or anti-inflammatory properties rather than its psychological effects. Thus, while sagebrush may have traditional value in rituals aimed at emotional well-being, this use is not corroborated by scientific research, and the evidence supporting its impact on emotional sensitivity is minimal and based primarily on cultural tradition rather than empirical findings.

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