Mugwort is a common name for several species of aromatic flowering plants in the genus *Artemisia*. It has been used traditionally in various cultures for medicinal purposes, including digestive issue...
Mugwort is a common name for several species of aromatic flowering plants in the genus *Artemisia*. It has been used traditionally in various cultures for medicinal purposes, including digestive issues, menstrual problems, and as a nervine. Some species are also used in culinary applications and in traditional dream practices.
Key Information
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Common Dosage
Dosage varies widely depending on the preparation and intended use. Teas are often prepared using 1-2 teaspoons of dried herb per cup of hot water. Extracts and tinctures may have different recommended dosages.
Source Type
natural
Production Process
Typically harvested from wild or cultivated plants. The leaves and sometimes the roots are dried and processed for use in teas, extracts, or other preparations.
Use Type
BothPotential Benefits
Mugwort is traditionally used to enhance dream vividness and lucidity. Users report improved dream recall and intensity.
Mugwort has a history of use in stimulating menstruation and regulating menstrual cycles due to its potential emmenagogue properties. It may assist with irregular or absent periods.
Possible Side Effects
Mugwort stimulates uterine contractions, posing a risk of miscarriage during pregnancy. It should be avoided by pregnant individuals.
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