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Bugleweed Herb Uses, Benefits, Cures, Side Effects, Nutrients

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General Name
Bugleweed
Glycemic Index / Load
Bugleweed
Botanical Name
Lycopus Europaeus, Lycopus Virginicus
Homeopathic Name
Lycopus Virginicus   -   Mother Tincture

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Action of Bugleweed

Effective
 

Nutrients in Bugleweed

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Bugleweed
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Taste of
Bugleweed

Bitter, Sweet, Pungent

Parts Used

Leaves, Flowers, Aerial parts

Side Effects, Risk Factors of, and Cautions for Bugleweed

Avoid use during Pregnancy, Breast Feeding.
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Description

Bugleweed is a plant.
It is perennial.
It grows in a temperate climate.
It grows up to 60 Cm.
The Homeopathic remedy, Lycopus Virg is best used to treat Pulmonary complaints associated with loose stools.

It should be collected just before the buds open.

Materia Medica :
Infusion: Pour a cup of boiling water onto 1 teaspoonful of the dried leaves in it. Infuse for 10-15 minutes. Drink three times a day.
 

Origin

Europe

Grown In

Asia
Europe
United States

Common Names

 
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Bugleweed for Hyperthyroidism

Lithospermic Acid present in Bugleweed balances the amount of hormones produced by Thyroids.
Add 1 to 2 teaspoons of Bugleweed leaves in a cup of hot water. Steep it for 10 to 12 minutes. Strain and drink once a day for 2 to 3 weeks.
 
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Prepare a decoction of Rosa Rugosa buds, Dong Quai root and Bugleweed leaves. Take it twice a day.
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Meekaiu
15 Feb 2019
Can this be used for hyperparathyroidism as well? Looking to lower my intact pth.
 
Ingrid ( Spain )
12 Aug 2019
Can Bugleweed tincture be taken while on Methymazol 5mg, 8 tablets a day? The very high levels of T3 and T4 and zero for TSH were the reason so that the thyroid could slowdown as fast as possible.

We intend to reduce by on tablet every week but keep taking the bugleweed, Lemonbalm and Motherwort until only taking the tinctures and eventually stopping the tincture too. Any help is indeed appreciated.
 
Herbpathy
22 Aug 2019
Dear Ingrid, The interaction of these herbs with Methymazol is unknown. We suggest you go to a nearby health care practitioner if you want to take the tinctures along with the medication. Physical supervision while doing so in must.
 
This advice is for educational purpose only. It is not intended to replace a doctor. Please consult your doctor before taking any herb.
 
Herbpathy Team
16 Aug 2019
Dear Ingrid, Your query has been forwarded to the concerned team. We will get back to you soon
 
This advice is for educational purpose only. It is not intended to replace a doctor. Please consult your doctor before taking any herb.
 
Gary
29 Jun 2020
is there a book for purchase with the all the material on this site
 
Herbpathy Research Team
29 Jun 2020
Dear Gary
Thank you for being a reader. There is no book as of now. We will surely consider it in the near future.
 
This advice is for educational purpose only. It is not intended to replace a doctor. Please consult your doctor before taking any herb.
 
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