Wormwood Tincture Artemisia absinthum
Wormwood
Botanical Name: Artemisia absinthum
Wormwood is a bitter tonic, helping support the digestive system, a carminative (helping to dispel gas and bloating), is an anti-inflammatory, and a strong antiparasitic.
Due to its digestive support and ability to stimulate an appetite, it's an herb that can potentially help those with anorexia, as well as help with dyspepsia & indigestion, encouraging gastric juices to flow.
Where there are worms or parasitic conditions, wormwood is an excellent ally to call in, especially with roundworm and pinworm. Wormwood was actually one of the herbs I took myself when I came from to the States from Costa Rica. It's definitely a powerful and wonderful herb. Wormwood can help the body deal with fever and infections.
In witchcraft, Wormwood has been used to touch into the dream world, for visions, divination, and astral projection.
Warning – the recommended dose must not be exceeded. People with a known sensitivity to the daisy family should avoid it, and this herb should be avoided during pregnancy and lactation.
Suggested Use:
Shake well. Take 1 mL (dropperfuls), 1-2 times a day, or as needed.
Those who are sensitive to the taste of herbal extracts, I recommend adding the dosage to a tablespoon or so of water or juice.
This product is not intended to treat, mitigate, prevent, diagnose, or cure any serious disease or medical condition. Always make sure to check with your doctor or a qualified physician to see if this is right for you and that it isn’t contraindicated with any other substances you take. This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. As an herbalist at Dark Moon Botanicals & Plant Witch Academy, I take no responsibility for the personal decision you make using this herb. Always consult a doctor or health care physician before using new herbal products.
Wormwood
Botanical Name: Artemisia absinthum
Wormwood is a bitter tonic, helping support the digestive system, a carminative (helping to dispel gas and bloating), is an anti-inflammatory, and a strong antiparasitic.
Due to its digestive support and ability to stimulate an appetite, it's an herb that can potentially help those with anorexia, as well as help with dyspepsia & indigestion, encouraging gastric juices to flow.
Where there are worms or parasitic conditions, wormwood is an excellent ally to call in, especially with roundworm and pinworm. Wormwood was actually one of the herbs I took myself when I came from to the States from Costa Rica. It's definitely a powerful and wonderful herb. Wormwood can help the body deal with fever and infections.
In witchcraft, Wormwood has been used to touch into the dream world, for visions, divination, and astral projection.
Warning – the recommended dose must not be exceeded. People with a known sensitivity to the daisy family should avoid it, and this herb should be avoided during pregnancy and lactation.
Suggested Use:
Shake well. Take 1 mL (dropperfuls), 1-2 times a day, or as needed.
Those who are sensitive to the taste of herbal extracts, I recommend adding the dosage to a tablespoon or so of water or juice.
This product is not intended to treat, mitigate, prevent, diagnose, or cure any serious disease or medical condition. Always make sure to check with your doctor or a qualified physician to see if this is right for you and that it isn’t contraindicated with any other substances you take. This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. As an herbalist at Dark Moon Botanicals & Plant Witch Academy, I take no responsibility for the personal decision you make using this herb. Always consult a doctor or health care physician before using new herbal products.
Wormwood
Botanical Name: Artemisia absinthum
Wormwood is a bitter tonic, helping support the digestive system, a carminative (helping to dispel gas and bloating), is an anti-inflammatory, and a strong antiparasitic.
Due to its digestive support and ability to stimulate an appetite, it's an herb that can potentially help those with anorexia, as well as help with dyspepsia & indigestion, encouraging gastric juices to flow.
Where there are worms or parasitic conditions, wormwood is an excellent ally to call in, especially with roundworm and pinworm. Wormwood was actually one of the herbs I took myself when I came from to the States from Costa Rica. It's definitely a powerful and wonderful herb. Wormwood can help the body deal with fever and infections.
In witchcraft, Wormwood has been used to touch into the dream world, for visions, divination, and astral projection.
Warning – the recommended dose must not be exceeded. People with a known sensitivity to the daisy family should avoid it, and this herb should be avoided during pregnancy and lactation.
Suggested Use:
Shake well. Take 1 mL (dropperfuls), 1-2 times a day, or as needed.
Those who are sensitive to the taste of herbal extracts, I recommend adding the dosage to a tablespoon or so of water or juice.
This product is not intended to treat, mitigate, prevent, diagnose, or cure any serious disease or medical condition. Always make sure to check with your doctor or a qualified physician to see if this is right for you and that it isn’t contraindicated with any other substances you take. This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. As an herbalist at Dark Moon Botanicals & Plant Witch Academy, I take no responsibility for the personal decision you make using this herb. Always consult a doctor or health care physician before using new herbal products.
