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The name Artemisia originates from the ancient Greek goddess Artemis, goddess of the hunt and protector of women. In antiquity, the plant was associated with fertility and women's health.
Armoise has a long history of use across various cultures. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is used in moxibustion therapy, while in European tradition it was used to enhance dreams and protect against evil spirits.
Beyond its aromatic properties, armoise has been used in cooking in various cuisines. In Germany, it is traditionally added to St. Martin's Day goose, while in Korea it is used to make a type of rice cake called "ssuk-tteok".
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