Artemisia vulgaris

Art-v.Mugwort
Plant Kingdom

Remedy of epilepsy and petit mal seizures. Epilepsy from fright or emotional shock. Petit mal — absence seizures. Somnambulism. Catalepsy. Worm convulsions. Profuse, colored dreams.

Source

Prepared from the fresh root of Artemisia vulgaris (Asteraceae).

Available Potencies

6C12C30C200CMother Tincture
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Keynote Symptoms

Epilepsy — especially petit mal (absence seizures) and from fright/shock. Convulsions in children from worms. Somnambulism — sleepwalking. Catalepsy. Profuse, vivid, colored dreams. Menstrual irregularities. Epilepsy in young girls at puberty. Staring spells.

Mind & Emotional Symptoms

Staring, absent. Somnambulistic. Profuse vivid dreams. Cataleptic.

General Symptoms

Nervous system. Worse from fright, shock, puberty, menses, worms. Better from rest, after seizure.

Physical Symptoms

Head

Petit mal — staring, absent spells. Epilepsy. Convulsions from fright.

Abdomen

Worm complaints causing convulsions.

Female Genitalia

Epilepsy at puberty, during menses. Menstrual irregularities.

Sleep & Dreams

Somnambulism. Vivid, profuse, colored dreams. Restless.

Modalities

Better From

Rest, after seizure

Worse From

Fright, shock, puberty, menses, worms, night

Constitutional Type

Young girls with epilepsy at puberty. Children with worm convulsions. Somnambulists.

Clinical Indications

Petit mal epilepsy, absence seizures, somnambulism, catalepsy, worm convulsions, epilepsy from fright

Comparative Materia Medica

Absinthium has epilepsy from absinthe. Bufo has epilepsy with genital aura. Cuprum has convulsions with thumbs clenched. Cina has worm convulsions with irritability.

Safety Information

PregnancyPossibly Unsafe
PediatricSafe
NursingLikely Safe
Aggravation Risk: moderate
Antidoting Substances

Not well established.

Material Dose Toxicity

Mugwort contains thujone — a neurotoxin in large amounts. Used in traditional Chinese medicine (moxibustion). Widely used as culinary herb. Low toxicity in normal amounts. Safe in potentised forms.

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