Artemisia Dracunculus vs Musta Root

French and Russian tarragon used as culinary and medicinal herb in European folk medicine for digestive and menstrual conditions.

One of the most widespread weeds on Earth and a major Ayurvedic herb; rhizome contains sesquiterpenes with anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and digestive properties; called the world worst weed.

estragole, ocimene, terpinolene, rutin

Alpha-cyperone, Cyperotundone, Isocyperol, Patchouli alcohol

digestive stimulant in European medicine, menstrual regulation remedy, culinary flavoring herb

Digestive disorders and fever in Ayurveda, Dysmenorrhea and uterine conditions, Antimicrobial and antifungal

digestive carminative, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory

Digestive anti-inflammatory and carminative, Menstrual pain and antispasmodic, Anti-inflammatory for fever

2-4g dried herb as tea or culinary use

3-6g rhizome powder or 300-500mg extract twice daily

pregnancy - high doses, allergies to asteraceae family

Avoid in excess in pregnancy

rare allergic reaction

GI discomfort, Mild stimulant