Mugwort is a medicinal plant with stimulating, antispasmodic and digestive properties. Discover its benefits and order our quality wormwood leaves online.
Mugwort, also known as Artemisia vulgaris, is a medicinal plant known since ancient times for its many therapeutic virtues. It belongs to the Asteraceae family, like wormwood, its close relative, and possesses numerous properties that make it an effective natural remedy. Used throughout the world for its beneficial effects on body and mind, it is particularly renowned for its tonic, antispasmodic and emmenagogic actions.
Mugwort is renowned for its stimulating and antispasmodic properties. It helps relieve abdominal pain and regulate menstrual cycles, particularly during painful periods or menopause. Its febrifuge action also helps combat febrile states and various infections. What's more, this plant has been shown to be highly effective against urinary tract infections, promoting the health of the urinary tract. Mugwort is also used to aid digestion and reduce digestive disorders such as bloating and flatulence. Thanks to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties, it helps fight intestinal infections while stimulating bile production, thus promoting better fat digestion.
Chinese medicine uses mugwort in the form of moxas to stimulate acupuncture points and relieve joint pain. This moxibustion technique can be used to treat a range of disorders, from stress to chronic pain. In the West, mugwort is used for its vermifuge properties, helping to eliminate intestinal parasites.
Emotionally, Mugwort acts as a nervous system tonic, helping to reduce stress and promote restful sleep. People prone to insomnia, chronic fatigue or intense stress can thus benefit from its soothing effects. It is also known to stimulate the appetite, a particularly useful quality for those suffering from loss of appetite or convalescence.
In conclusion, mugwort is a plant with multiple benefits. Whether it's to regulate the menstrual cycle, relieve digestive disorders, soothe nervous tension or fight infections, it's a choice ally in your natural pharmacy. Don't hesitate to make mugwort part of your wellness routine, especially if you're looking for a natural solution to support your health.
To reap the full benefits of this product, we recommend using it as a complement to your daily natural care regimen.
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Antispasmodic infusion: For an effective infusion, use 10g of dried leaves per liter of water. Leave to infuse for 15 minutes. Then drink 50ml a day to benefit from its antispasmodic and stimulating properties. This dosage is particularly suitable for relieving menstrual pain and aiding digestion.
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Precautions for use: In high doses, Common Mugwort can cause liver and kidney damage, as well as convulsions. It is formally forbidden to pregnant women, due to its emenagogue action, which could induce uterine contractions and pose a risk to pregnancy. It is essential to respect the recommended doses to avoid any undesirable effects.
Latin name: Artemisia vulgaris L.
Family: Asteraceae
Common names : Common wormwood, St. John's wort, St. John's wreath, artemisia, St. Peter's tobacco, herb of a hundred flavors, lemon wormwood, artemisia, royal herb, discount.
Parts used: Leaves and flowering tops.
Origin: Widespread throughout Europe, Asia and North America, particularly on fallow land, garbage dumps, hedges, embankments, railroad embankments and riverbanks. It is very common in France, but rare in the Southwest.
Presentation: Available in 50 g, 100 g, 250 g and 1 kg formats.
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