Bugleweed, scientifically known as Lycopus virginicus and commonly known as Virginia water horeho...
Bugleweed, scientifically known as Lycopus virginicus and commonly known as Virginia water horehound, the purple archangel, Egyptian's herb, Paul's betony, and green archangel, is a genus of perennial plants in the Lamiaceae family. Bugleweed is native to North America.
Parts Used: Herb
Certified Organic
Country of Origin: USA
Uses and Benefits:
Bugleweed is the source of:
- Phenolic Acid
- Caffeic Acid
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Flavone Glycosides
- Volatile Oil
- Tannins
- Luteolin
Traditional Uses:
North American folk healers used Bugleweed for cardiovascular health disorders, and to treat weakness and soothe the nerves. Bugleweed has also traditionally been used to treat nosebleeds. Moreover, Native Americans used it to support relaxation.
Modern Studies:
Some studies support the uses of Bugleweed for cardiovascular system and respiratory health support. Moreover, Bugleweed is widely used to promote a healthy thyroid. The German Commission E monographs approve Bugleweed for assisting the nerves and women’s health issues.
Fun Fact
The name Lycopus came from the Greek words “lykos” (wolf) and “pous” (foot), so Lycopus virginicus is named as such because the leaves resemble a wolf’s foot.
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