The plant’s technical title as well as sounding like something from Harry Potter, is Artemisia vulgaris, comes from “Artemis,” the name of a Greek moon goddess and considered to be a patron of women (hence being known as the Mother of all herbs).
Historically, it was used as a herbal inhibitor for women’s menstrual cycles and helped provide menopause relief.
 
It's potential benefits are thought to be:
Relieving stress
Boosting energy
Improving sleep
Relieving an itch
Promoting blood circulation
Relieving headaches
Supporting liver health
Easing digestion problems
Repelling insects
Relieving muscle aches
Normalizing menstrual cycles
Increasing urine output
 
Vivid Dreams
For centuries, mugwort was praised for its “psychic” and even “hallucinogenic” properties and has long been used to stimulate vivid dreams. It is purportedly able to help you remember dreams as well, and experience those rare lucid dreams that are so few and far between.
 
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