Wormwood

Description

Wormwood

Scientific name: Artemisia absinthium

Parts used: Whole herb and leaves

Actions: Anti-bilious, antiseptic, anti-venomous, aromatic, astringent, carminative, febrifuge, hepatic, nervine, stimulant, stomachic (vermifuge), tonic, anthelmintic.

One of nature’s top herbs for parasites.

√√Wormwood is especially great for larger parasites, including worms of all types and flukes.

√√Promotes digestion and liver function.

√√Great for stomach paralysis and disorders.

√√A strong herb for debilitated conditions.

√√An excellent nerve tonic.

√√Has antiseptic properties.

√√Has been used to counteract toxic effects of poisonous plants

√√Use for nausea, morning sickness and upset stomach.

√√Use in nervous conditions and nerve injuries.

√√Great for jaundice and liver conditions and congestive issues.

√√Shown to be beneficial in cases of gout and rheumatism.

Usage

Steep/infuse one teaspoon of wormwood in one cup Hot water for 15-20minutes

Take thrice in a day for 7days