Macho abrotano, scientifically known as Artemisia abrotanum, is an aromatic plant cultivated in gardens and parks for its fragrant lemon aroma. This plant has been traditionally used in herbal medicine, recommended for treating various dysfunctions such as hepatobiliary dyskinesias, lack of appetite, hyposecretory dyspepsia, and flatulence. It can also help alleviate menstrual pains and intestinal infections. Macho abrotano can be used in infusions, taking a teaspoon per cup and enjoying up to three cups a day. For external use, it is recommended to apply an infusion on wounds and hair, letting it act for 10 minutes. Its storage should be in a cool, dry place, away from strong odors and pollutants. However, there are certain contraindications, especially during pregnancy. It's important to note that although it contains no allergens as ingredients, it may have traces of celery, nuts, mustard, and sesame due to cross-contamination. This product contains no genetically modified organisms and its production follows the quality standards required by European regulations.