Mugwort, an aromatic plant in the Artemisia family, has been used in herbal medicine for digestion, menstrual regulation, and skin conditions, though research on its health benefits remains limited and only some uses are supported by evidence, according to a report published by Mercola.com.
The plant, also known as Artemisia vulgaris, belongs to the same botanical family as wormwood and tarragon, according to NaturalNews.com. It has been described as a traditional bitter herb used in both Eastern and Western medicine, and it was once used as a beer flavoring during medieval times and counted among the nine sacred herbs associated with the summer solstice, the outlet reported.
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