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Any of three perennial herbs, Filipendula ulmaria. Spiraea alba, or S. latifolia, that grow in moist biomes. Meadowsweet is a source of aspirin-like chemicals used to treat chronic pain and is promoted as a digestive aid.<\/p>\n

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