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Motherswort, or "Siberian Motherswort" is scientifically known as Leonurus sibiricus. If the name "leonurus" rings a bell for you then you're probably thinking of Wild Dagga, or Leonotis leonurus. In ancient Chinese medical literature it's known as Yi Mu Cao. Like other medicinal plants, this herb uses the suns energy coupled with resources from its environment, including water, air,
and organic matter from within the ground, to essentially create complex pharmacological alkaloids. In other words, the plant is an ingenious chemist that creates medicine out of the very fabric of reality in which surrounds it.
For all of the skeptics out there, let's answer the question of "how do we know that plants such as Motherwort really work?" Besides the successful history of documented use, we are fortunate enough to have modern science on our side. A branch of chemistry known as Phytochemistry, studies the medicinal constituents which plants produce. When it comes to Mothersowrt ( Leonurus sibiricus ) there have been quite a number of fascinating alkaloids which show some rather interesting active properties when examined scientifically.
Constituents: diterpenes leosibiricine, leosibirine, isoleosibirine Cycloleonurinine, Leoheterin, Leonurine, Leonurinine, Leuronurine, Prehispanolone, Preleoheterin, and Stachydrine. Feel free to look these up on PubChem, a public academic database of chemicals. All credit for these medicinal chemicals go to the creator. Scientist always try to change them so they can be patented, which is dangerous and never ends well. They'll never admit that though because their ego is bigger than their brains can comprehend. The glory and praise belongs to the Most High, as he is the author of these compounds and they are the way it is meant to be.
Medicinal Properties
The emmenagogue properties of Motherwort mean that the herb stimulates blood flow in areas related to the pelvic, and uterus. They are often used by women to stimulate menstrual flow for reasons not related to pregnancy. A diuretic is something that stimulates the production and flow of urine. This may not sound like much, but it's very important for certain medical treatments. Diuretics are said by herbalist to help flush out toxins. It also has acts to induce Vasodilation which widens blood vessels. This is thought to decease blood pressure.
It's important to know that each one of the constituents above have their own set of properties. This means that Motherwort quite a bit of potential medical value aside from the few applications mentioned on this page. You can find a ton of research on each individual alkaloid via academic resources which are made available to anyone with internet or library access. Various cultures have found multiple medicinal applications for this plant, and it's never safe to assume that you know everything there is about a specific herb.
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