Mugwort has been used for a variety of things including flavoring food and beverages. It is also said to have a variety of health benefits.
Mugwort has been used as incense, incorporated into dream pillows, and infused into botanical vinegars. It is commonly brewed into mugwort tea which is said to aid in lucid dreaming
Historically, mugwort was used by the Romans, to relieve aching feet of marching soldiers when put in their shoes. It is believed that St. John the Baptist wore a girdle of mugwort for protection.
Other magical attributes include protection for road weary travelers, and general protection against the evils of the spirit realms.
Mugwort is related to ragweed and may cause similar allergy symptoms to those allergic to ragweed.
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