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Heard making tea out of mugwort could help with dreams. any bad effects?
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Hmmmm: Tea is relatively safe, but without proven benefit. Used mostly to season foods in traditional european & asian cuisine. Could be poison & certainly dangerous to a fetus. You may wish to discuss your drug problems with your doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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