Interesting truth about mugwort

Mugwort is a familiar and widely grown tree, and is a widely used spice crop in Vietnamese dishes.

Mugwort is a herbaceous plant, present in nature in many continents such as Europe, Asia, North Africa, Alaska and North America. While some places regard this as an invasive weed, in Vietnam, wormwood is one of the most commonly used plants in life.

Mugwort is also known for its names such as sympathetic plants, medicinal plants, and medicinal plants .

Wild mugwort usually grows in wasteland, perennial fields. The trunk has longitudinal grooves, or grows together in yards. Staggered leaves, leaflets cut bird feathers, dark blue face, underside of white gray, hairy. Mugwort has bitterness, aroma and warmth. It also has insecticidal and insecticidal properties. Mugwort is also known by names such as sentimental plants, medicinal plants, tall medicinal plants or scent .

Mugwort has long been used in medicine to treat diseases such as menstrual regulation in women, pregnancy, pimples, blood circulation to the brain, cold due to cold, vomiting, dysentery . Party Besides, mugwort is also grown to eat and to be processed with daily dishes. Although wormwood has many effects, too much abuse will cause poisoning. Severe cases also damage brain cells, leaving behind dangerous sequelae.

Mugwort is also used by many women in beauty.

Today, wormwood is also used by many women in beauty, which is to use mugwort to whiten skin and regenerate when darkened, damaged by heat. While many diseases can be cured, pregnant women or people with acute intestinal disorders should not use wormwood. Persons with internal heat, high blood pressure are also advised not to use mugwort.