Bugleweed, Cut & Sifted (Lycopus europaeus) - Dried Herb, Organic urinary tract In ancient China and Japan
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Description
In ancient China and Japan
The powder can be used as a poultice combined with Bentonite clay
and it was used as a funerary herb as well as to produce unguents
also known as Butterfly Weed or Orange Milkweed
meaning flower
Bugleweed, Cut & Sifted (Lycopus europaeus) - Dried Herb, Organic urinary tract In ancient China and JapanBugleweed is in the Lamiaceae (mint) family and is native to north western Africa, Europe, western Asia and is now native to North America. Both Bugleweed and its European cousin, Gypsywort (Lycopus europaeus), grow in very wet areas. Other common names for Bugleweed include Ajuga, Ashangee, Chanvre Deau, Green Wolfs Foot, Gypsy Weed, Hoarhound, Menta de Lobo, Pauls Betony, Sweet Bugle and Water Bugle. It has a long history of use to help with wounds