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Product: Dried Mugwort Leaves, 4oz(114g), Natural Artemisia Vulgaris Herb Loose Leaves
Brand: Holfcitylf
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What is mugwort?
A member of the daisy family, mugwort, or Artemisia vulgaris, is native to Asia and Europe. It can reach up to 6 feet in height and has yellow or reddish-brown flowers in the summer. Its leaves have a silvery fuzz on their underside and it has a sage-like smell and slightly bitter taste. In the past, mugwort was revered. People placed it under their pillows to induce vivid dreams and planted it around their houses and gardens to repel moths.

Mugwort's Benefits
Mugwort has been used for its medicinal properties and in food for thousands of years. Although more research needs to be done, studies show that it’s beneficial in the process of relieve stress and improve sleep.Talk to your doctor or someone trained in herbal medicine first if you want to try mugwort as a complementary health approach.
Dried Mugwort Leaves, All Nature.
Rich In Antioxidants, Traditional Herbal Leaves
Relieve Stress, Develop Immunity
Stuffed Pillow, Herbal Tea, Bath Herbs
4.0oz(114g) And 7.0oz(200g) Resealable Bag

Product: Wormwood 1 Pound Bulk-Artemisia Absinthium Wildcrafted Worm Wood-Absinth, Pasture Sagewart…
Brand: Naturejam
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Wormwood is a species of Artemisia, a woody shrub known for its bitter aromatic taste, native to temperate regions of Eurasia and Northern Africa. In folklore both ancient and modern, this plant has gained a glamorous and mysterious reputation.
Wormwood is typically prepared as a tea, soaked in wine or spirits, distilled into an herbal extract, and can be found in capsules. To make an herbal infusion of Wormwood tea, take ½ a teaspoon of the crushed herb, add to one cup of boiling water, and let steep for ten to fifteen minutes. It is suggested to add peppermint and/or fennel to counteract the bitter taste as well as to increase the healing properties especially for digestive issues.
It is also used medicinally for common colds, to ease sore eyes, as a hair tonic (to promote growth), as relief for painful menstrual flow, and to ease general swelling. Wormwood is known to regulate fevers, as well as purify the liver and neutralize the effects of anemia and arthritis