Mugwort has traditionally been used for women's menstrual cycles, bitter tonic, and sleep aid. It assists with regulating menstruation by bringing on delayed periods and circulating blood to the pelvic region, providing support for cramps, balancing hormones, and  cleansing the bowels. As a nervine and mild sedative, it eases anxiety and supports restful sleep. As a bitter tonic, it increases digestive secretions which improves digestion and reduces bloating. It's also been traditionally used to treat infections and minor inflammations with its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.If you have allergies with plants in the Asteraceae family like ragweed, you may also be allergic to mugwort. *
 
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