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A member of the Artemisia genus, mugwort is also called wormwood and sagebrush. species is Artemisia vulgaris, or common mugwort. Mugwort is used for medicinal, spiritual, and culinary properties. Mugwort has been used to treat insomnia. Mugwort tea is made with boiled water over crushed leaves.

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