Skullcap

I understand this herb has medicinal qualities for epleptics and insomniacs, but does anyone else know about its uses or qualities?

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Planetary Element: Saturn

Elemental Association: Water

Gender: Feminine

Deity Association: Goddess of the Hearth

Basic Powers: Fidelity, love, peace.
Use it to bind oaths and to consecrate vows.
Used in bath magick to clam the aura of tensions and stress.
Use in spells for relief from disharmony and disruptive situations.
Place a pinch in a lover’s shoes to keep then from being affected by charms of others.

Also used to increase meditative states.

Offers nourishment and minerals that are good for muscles. Great for relaxing sore ones and relaxing the body. Helps the nervous system and relive stress, anxiety, and relive mild pains and fears.

professional herbalist Catherine Hunziker, chairwoman of WishGarden Herbs, defines skullcap as “food for the central nervous system, that organizes neural impulses, and calms the system through its cool, bitter action on the liver and digestive tract.” She notes that skullcap is the perfect remedy to use “at the end of the day” when one is both overstimulated and fatigued, tired and tense all at the same time.

skull cap is good for anti-inflammatory and helps stop muscle cramps and spasms. its also said to be good to help with anxiety (thats what i use it for the most.)

The Complete Illustrated Encyclopedia of Magical Plants (susan gregg) says skull cap incense will help fill the home with relaxation and peace when home life is in chaos

Just be careful tho, to much of a good thing can be bad for you. ;)