Mugwort Urt. (Artemisia vulgaris Urt.)

Mugwort Mother Tincture (Artemisia vulgaris Mother Tincture)

Common Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae) and is one of Europe's most traditional medicinal plants. This robust wild plant grows along roadsides, embankments, and meadows and can reach a height of up to two meters.

Mugwort was valued in antiquity and the Middle Ages and can be found in numerous historical herbals. It is characterized by its finely pinnate, dark green leaves with silvery-white undersides, as well as its spicy-aromatic scent.

For the production of the mother tincture, selected fresh plant parts are processed according to the specifications of the German Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia (HAB).

Traditional Use

• Traditionally used to support digestion

• Traditionally valued as an aromatic bitter plant

• Traditionally used after rich meals

• Traditionally used to promote general well-being

• Traditionally valued in European phytotherapy

• Traditionally used to support metabolism

Indications in classical homeopathy

• Digestive problems

• Feeling of fullness

• Loss of appetite

• Metabolism-related burdens

• Support of general well-being

Product Features

• Homeopathic mother tincture

• Starting material: Artemisia vulgaris

• Manufactured according to HAB

• Pharmaceutically tested quality

• Light-protected glass bottle

• Available in 10 ml, 50 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1000 ml

• Bottled at the Heiligen Geist Apotheke Baden

Note

The stated applications are based on traditional use in herbal medicine and homeopathy.