This amazing seedling is the best solution for menstrual pain, anxiety and stress

In nature there are little-known plants and flowers that if used in the right way can become a panacea for some of the most common diseases. In recent days we have discovered the properties of red clover and red vine. Today we will talk instead of Artemisia Vulgaris, a vegetable that the ancients called “magic herb”. And even if it seems hard to believe, this incredible seedling is the best solution for menstrual pain, anxiety and stress.

The properties of Artemisia

To be distinguished from Artemisia Absinthium, the plant from which Absinthe is obtained, Artemisia Vulgaris is also known as a magic herb.

Since ancient times Artemisia has been used for many pathologies. Its antispasmodic properties make it the ideal plant against menstrual pains and irregular periods. But not only. Popular and homeopathic medicine indicate it as an excellent solution against mood disorders such as insomnia and anxiety.

In addition to having excellent antispasmodic properties, Artemisia is rich in flavonoids and sesquiterpene lactones. The former are phenomenal antioxidants. The latter can slow down the accumulation of cholesterol in the blood.

This amazing seedling is the best solution for menstrual pain, anxiety and stress: how to use it

The best way to exploit the incredible properties of mugwort is through an infusion or with a mother tincture.

Preparing the infusion is very easy. We take a tablespoon of chopped leaves and put it in a cup of boiling water. Let it infuse for ten minutes and after this time we filter and drink. The recommended dose to reduce anxiety and stress is two cups a day.

For menstrual pain the best choice is the mother tincture that we can easily find in every herbalist. Ten days before the period we start drinking a glass of water with 30 drops of tincture. We can do this three times a day. If the cycle is closer we can go up to 50 drops to be taken away from main meals.

We must never exceed the recommended doses. Excessive consumption of Artemisia could cause us nausea and intestinal problems. We also avoid external use. In the most sensitive people, contact can lead to annoying dermatitis or allergic reactions.