⟹ WORMWOOD, Artemisia absinthium 🌿 BE CAREFUL!

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Artemisia absinthium (absinthe, absinthium, absinthe wormwood, wormwood) is a species of Artemisia, native to temperate regions of Eurasia and Northern Africa and widely naturalized in Canada and the northern United States. It is grown as an ornamental plant and is used as an ingredient in the spirit absinthe as well as some other alcoholic drinks. Artemisia absinthium is a herbaceous, perennial plant with fibrous roots. The stems are straight, growing to 0.8-1.2 metres (2 ft 7 in-3 ft 11 in) (rarely 1.5 m, but, sometimes even larger) tall, grooved, branched, and silvery-green. The leaves are spirally arranged, greenish-grey above and white below, covered with silky silvery-white trichomes, and bearing minute oil-producing glands; the basal leaves are up to 25 cm long, bipinnate to tripinnate with long petioles, with the cauline leaves (those on the stem) smaller, 5-10 cm long, less divided, and with short petioles; the uppermost leaves can be both simple and sessile (without a petiole). Its flowers are pale yellow, tubular, and clustered in spherical bent-down heads
⟹ WORMWOOD, Artemisia absinthium 🌿 BE CAREFUL
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[@Pamsherbalrem]

I always have wormwood at home , I drink the tea, I make tinctures with it. This is great for digestion, gallstones, pancreas health, parasites and even libido health !

[@akitajapan1651]

It's antifungal, anti virus anti flamming.

[@Ashamed.Loser69]

I have worm wood in the morning

[@villagebuay]

How often do you drink for parasites

[@Pamsherbalrem]

@@akitajapan1651 twice a week at least 💗

[@iSnklip]

Same. Light tea a few times a week. I will take a break off it for a few weeks periodically for safety. I finally found some up in the mountains a few summers ago.

[@baxter8413]

This plant is loved in Morocco and I'll tell you why. It's used together with mint and green tea to make a lovey brew. It adds a slightly bitter but delicious taste to the tea.

[@mclovin8739]

Hi there, have you got a recipe for the tea? I made wormwood tea a couple of weeks a go just for the experience, I drank the whole cup but its definitely something I won't be doing again any time soon, very astringent!!! Anyway, I would love to try your tea but need the right ratios. Thanks.

[@baxter8413]

@@mclovin8739 Hi In a cup or glass. Fresh mint. Green tea. Half a teaspon. Small amount of wormwood. Just enough to add flavour to the tea. Sugar to sweeten. Perhaps a small teaspoon. That's how I make it.

[@XavierBetoN]

I tried some, with traditional Moroccan tea glass, my friend was pouring the tea from 1,5 meters high to glass xD It is like lavander to sensation but taste is different and unique. I believe they call it Schiwa in Morocco.. Glass looks like Turkish Rakı glass, which I found interesting as a common culture.

[@مرضيةوالديهامغربية]

We drink in Morocco in tea especially in winter

[@مرضيةوالديهامغربية]

@@XavierBetoN it’s call shiba

[@KaliBlaz]

We drink it with mnt tea in Morocco, no tea is a real tea without it.

[@mclovin8739]

Black fly absolutely love this plant. I didn't know the roots are toxic to other plants, this could explain why the mature rosemary next to my wormwood mysteriously died.

[@annj769]

I grow wormwood right next to rosemary in my garden.

[@Sunset8207]

Mine died too!

[@ElfinMadness]

Glad you said not to plant it in the garden. I was planning on doing just that, but its in a pot right now - probably best to contain it. I pinch a leaf sometimes to put it in a cup of tea for liver, parasites, etc. Less is more when it comes to this plant.

[@jodyrobertson996]

My family is Korean. We call it sook. And make it into a soup. I also use it in a tea before bed to promote sleep.

[@HeirloomReviews]

really soup??

[@jodyrobertson996]

@@HeirloomReviews yep a soup. Eat it with some rice. It's fantastic. She washes it and squeezes it twice. Simply bc she says it's a strong taste. But I prefer it not squeezed as a tea. The soup tastes great as well.

[@FreeThinkersZa]

This is the most amazing plant, I used to struggle with joint pain and was looking for a antiparastic. I make a tea every few months which I drink. Best idea ever

[@novahina]

I did not know that because I keep mine in a container and I am mostly cutting it down because I am giving to people or self use mostly! Thank you soo much ! Indeed these are very good to spit out worms and parasites the most bitter ones usually are very good for the stomach and intestine.You can also make tincture with it or strong concentrated tea with other herbs like mint garlic anise turmeric ginger and strong bitter other ones even thyme and sage can be good for that.You can use 1 tbsp a day for two weeks or a month between new moon until full moon and restart because parasites procreate and they will lay out their eggs at crecent-full moon cycle they will hatch and turn into new worms. Soo it is a good idea to get them out both cycles,this way both their parents and their baby eggs will be affected. You can do this in transitions of season betwren fall or spring, whenever the plants are avaiable dried or fresh can do it. You have to drink water and also close your mouth and not ingest ant food between night hour sleep to early morning and exclusively drinking the potion/tea.It will harsh and harm the parasites very effective.They suffer when there ia no foos coming in especially while we are sleep and early morning and if you get the plants in your body that is the correct time to get them the most. Thank you soo much ! Your videos are very instructive,many KZbinrs do not show it close about the plants and herbs like this !

[@HeirloomReviews]

thanks for watching novahina : )

[@colmmeade1824]

Yes very informative about this wormwood

[@chrisellenback6210]

These plants would be great for Covid!!!

[@stevewells8646]

I'm on it right now and my wife has the puking flu. I so far have no flu symptoms.

[@akitajapan1651]

@@stevewells8646 you can buy the essential oil for it

[@VanzHumbleHome]

I know this as sage brush, they grow all over the high desert even where trees don’t. We are zone 4 and this survives our cold snowy winters and short daylight. I have been wanting to dry and crush it into some of my homemade soap just because it smells so fresh. I just found out it was also called worm wood maybe bc it can expel parasites. Nice video

[@ChristopherJones16]

The Germans called it "Wermut" pronounced as "Vermut" and the French pronounced "Wermut" as "Vermouth".

[@VanzHumbleHome]

@@ChristopherJones16 nice, I’ll look into that.

[@susieq725]

I know this is an old video but common sagebrush is also an artemesia. The artemesia in this video looks more like mugwort(also an artemesia) but not the same as the one used in absinthe.

[@Multiman40]

Wormwood, is like a natural Ivermectin.

[@lorrainemccallum9353]

Tell us more

[@Topherofthewoodz]

Omg lol

[@MsAmy-uk8tk]

It's what they're using in Madagascar to fight COVID 😊

[@topwokeg8024]

I used both 😁

[@stevewells8646]

True story happening today. My wife wakes up this morning puking her guts out. I thought, oh no, what does she have? Wanted to make sure she didn't have food poisoning, but we ruled that out. Finely today at 4pm she is over the hump. Then we said, for her and I's closeness, how am I showing very little to NO symptoms? She finds out, her niece and son had the flu last week and she was around them for several days. 2 weeks ago I started sweet wormwood pills. I am on it for 1 more week (I am doing a 3 week regiment and then off). When I started it, my 1st few days I said oh oh, not sure I can handle this. It was intesinal cramps, but no diarrhea. I did not want to cut my time short, if it was actually cleaning my intestines out. After a couple days, it went away and now I am normal. Anyways, I am on the wormwood and we believe it kept me from getting her nasty flu....

[@jacquilinemhuman]

Ours grows perfectly with other veg and they are thriving , tomatoes, sage , lettuce etc

[@annesaw4368]

Chinese loves to boil roots in particular old roots and do either a foot soak or body soak and very good to dispel wind and dampness issues.

[@Ashamed.Loser69]

You really have to soak it in strong alcohol then it becomes psychoactive. It's really an interesting hazy, lunar feeling to it.

[@intuitivegal2731]

I used it in teas form when I got sick with what I thought was convid when I had a Cytokine storm and it stopped it!

[@sajidkashif7987]

Its good for hepatitis b c patients

[@evelyneself4938]

Me too, it's taken over my raised herb bed. Glad I found you!

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

I love it. It needs minimal care, apart from pruning. It makes a great hedge & needs little water 💦 👍 I bought 3 seedlings for the chooks 🐔 & now have a hedge 20+foot long & kept to 6ft high ..within 2 yrs.

[@Asaphwomack]

Great for killing parasites. Thanks for the video. Great info.

[@jenniferweber4834]

That's the most info I've gotten for this plant. Thank you!

[@HeirloomReviews]

Thanks for watching an im glad it helped! : )

[@akitajapan1651]

Look up Dr. Berg he has a new video on this

[@CynthiaAva]

I had 4 little droplets of the tincture and it made me extremely dizzy. I will not be taking this again.

[@HeirloomReviews]

its best just to eat a leaf or 2 raw

[@birage9885]

I love Absinthe, and I put dried wormwood leaves in a digestive bitter I make. I was going to grow some, but thanks to this video, I think I will pass on that, lol. If I had property large enough, I would plant some well away from my other plants, but I have had too much experience with promiscuous and invasive plants to mess with anymore of them.

[@mariakulasa3077]

Nice❤ I never thought this grow wild

[@jgsj2]

plucked some wild today, was drying it on my counter then went and snipped a bit of the leaf to munch after your suggestion, wow was my first reaction, she sure is wild and your right about the absinthe flavor and the likeness to licorice and fennel being sharp and bitter excellent video, thank you for sharing.

[@lilacstella1]

Apparently helps with breast cancer... I'm looking for it in the UK!

[@KH-jr2dn]

I collected this plant and analysed it components by GCMS it was found that it has some compounds which are very good for digestion and worms inside body, but we don't know the side effects no proof that it's fully safe. So be careful 😉 until unless a special and expert recommend you

[@franbdaughteroftheking]

Make sure your passage ways are cleared when taking wormwood. It is anti parasitic and you want to evacuate them.

[@jgfffffffhjiufdddj]

Hmm, pray tell, what do you mean?

[@allensherrill850]

Let’s do lunch! 😮

[@lottafaceat..facevalue8112]

I wish to know all things especially about this tree!!!

[@RepampGhana]

Wow that's awesome I love this plant

[@deepfriedfreddy]

Wormwood was actually named from a translation of a German word, Wermut.

[@HeirloomReviews]

good to know thanks

[@ashley1400]

Hello. Can you tell me what is the difference between Artemisia annua and Artemisia absinthium ? Are they used for the same ailments?

[@Sheepdog1314]

very different plants

[@Pr0ph3cy-k5z]

Absinthium is very toxic to the kidneys. Not sure how annua affects the kidneys.

[@sandy12007]

Artemisia annua is non toxic and artemisia absinthium is mildly toxic and have to consume for certain amount of time

[@fireacademyeducation2913]

HI from SouthSfrica is this the same herb used in the possible Madagascar covid organics tea cure ???

[@HeirloomReviews]

not sure

[@ricosuaveon2]

I believe it's artemsia annual used in the Madagasca tea.

[@ricosuaveon2]

Annua.

[@randomroses1494]

Zero Covid deaths in Madagascar. I think they are using Mugwort. It’s also effective against malaria.

[@notmyworld44]

Trees are plants. You mean it's a tree and not an herb. This is Artemisia Absinthium, but there is also an Artemisia Annua, which is also called Sweet Wormwood or "Sweet Annie". This is an excellent video with good information. Thank you.

[@HeirloomReviews]

You are correct

[@Paperclown]

@@HeirloomReviews that's right it's a tree! kinda like cinnamon is tree bark bet you didn't know that! wormwood is kinda ugly if you are going on about medicinal purposes you should cut down those ugly trees and replace them with marijuana plants.

[@Ashamed.Loser69]

@HeirloomReviews Of course he's right, that's John he knows everything about plants.

[@sharonsheehy3128]

I have it in my garden ,it’s hard to get it going , so I keep planting it as cuttings, I know it’s valuable so the more I find out about it the more I love it , thank you I’ll try eating it, mine never sprouts out by itself, must be my soil .

[@annj769]

I have sandy soil & just break off wormwood and stick it in the ground. Water regularly while it grows and then I don't bother once wormwoods are established. I live in a temperate/hot/dry climate. Sometimes, watering too much can kill off hardy plants like wormwood.

[@somsongcharoenpon168]

I have a bunch of it, I kept cut it down I didn’t know it’s Wormwood 😢

[@JimmyFungus]

You will soon know enough about plants and nature to be a fully accredited Shaman! 🌿

[@HeirloomReviews]

at that point i would have to review Ayahuasca

[@alicek.4258]

I heard people could have worms living in brain tissue that look like tumors. I understand this can heal your intestine, but does it do anything about worms in other organs of the body? What do you think?

[@yewty9894]

this herb affects the gastrointestinal system, not the nervous system. i recommend that if you suspect you have parasites in another area that you contact a medical professional.

[@raeray8245]

Yes. It can heal all illnesses because it's anti-cancer, anti-parasite, antifungal and antiviral and even more!

[@melan8edgoddess251]

That outro is doooope 👌🏾🌸

[@Talnaus]

It's very noxious and will spread over acres.

[@HeirloomReviews]

maybe

[@annj769]

Mine don't spread: they are grown in sand and in a hot climate.

[@arcanemoonlight]

Could I grow wormwood hydroponically I took cuttings consistently?

[@HeirloomReviews]

you could try!

[@ishfaqrather5398]

Yes sir

[@HoodaThunkit-sj3lk]

Is this the same as the antimalarial plant from China? Artemisinin

[@tylertaws6786]

Revelations chapter 8 verse 11, the name of the star is wormwood.

[@CappyMoon369]

When I type mine and my parents names into Gema 🌴A we all come to wormwood my dad's says morning wormwood... would u happen to have an opinion?? I'm so curious. Thank you and blessings 🙌

[@akitajapan1651]

Is that referring to the red planet X, aka Nibiru??

[@YadahYahuahmyAb]

How would wormwood be prepared as a tea if I may ask?

[@Yunusuu2]

You can make it in tea.

[@cherryboo65b56]

Chinese cook 3-5 minutes. Rinse at least 3 times-squeezing out between each soak

[@HeirloomReviews]

thats interesting have to try that sometime!

[@annj769]

Thank you for your tip.

[@OriAlSirr]

anyone know any good herbalist course online ?

[@tylertaws6786]

Jeremiah chapter 9 verse 15-16 and revelations chapter 8 verse 11 in the Holy Bible.

[@jennywalker193]

Can you interpret? Please

[@notadumbblond3]

Are the leaves sticky feeling? Like do they stick to your fingers kind of?

[@fR_eN]

how old is the one growing out of the brick by the door?

[@donnacampbell9513]

Is artemisia schmedtiana also medicinal ?

[@HeirloomReviews]

yes but be careful an research it first before consuming

[@sansuklyngdoh729]

What is Indian wormwood ?? Is it not artemisia nilgirica

[@ally7993]

When you cut them what did you do with the leaves?

[@HeirloomReviews]

dried them out

[@goovitoo]

Can you spare some seeds so I could plant some in a vase

[@HeirloomReviews]

dont have any

[@Artemisia-alba]

Artemisia-alba

[@alohablue2907]

Is it safe for your kidneys to do a detox with it?

[@stevewells8646]

Yes, to a point. No more than 6 weeks (which I do 3 weeks) and do not take to much. My 430mg pills say 1 a day. I did 1 pill a day for a week. I bumped it up to 2 a day, for another week, then I dropped it down to 1 pill a day for 1 final week.

[@alohablue2907]

@@stevewells8646 good to know TY

[@EpicTrailsandTales]

The leaves brewed as a tee can heal malaria. A company in Germany was raided by special forces and all plants where confiscated. The Pharmaindustrie and the WHO have strong opinions about this plant since it interferes with there interest to make profits.

[@asperFromTG]

@@EpicTrailsandTales All Zogbots are bastards

[@asperFromTG]

All Zogbots are bastards

[@louisfroment1879]

boomer I just put seed next to my camelia!!! have to pull it out when it grown and relocate it

[@zulmahsi4447]

Hai broo...this plant can we eat that leaf..in asia...i ment at malaysia a call it ulam raja...this plant we cant eat....we eat young leaf...u can find it..at malaysia for this plant...i call it ulam raja

[@craiggartman3058]

i use it at least 2x a year as a parasitic

[@sarahjane9517]

Hows it go in a pot?

[@HeirloomReviews]

good!

[@HurairaHerbals]

I have mine in a pot. It tends to stay small but grows well

[@saranaidu9836]

I thought that it was an annual plant!

[@Talnaus]

I know in washington the above ground section dies but it will regrow with new stalks.

[@annj769]

Mine don't stop growing in dry sunny climate.

[@katrussell6819]

It looks like Mugwort to me.

[@davidng6317]

Delicious with chicken rice wine and ginger juice a must for our women after giving birth!

[@HeirloomReviews]

good to know! Thanks for watching : )

[@Thisishill1]

David Ng hello, i am currently breastfeeding, so would you safe its safe to consume while breastfeeding? Why is it great for after giving birth?

[@DjCyberio]

lulu A no it’s full of strong alkaloids

[@sappysamurai5170]

I think mugwart is used to help regulate hormones for women in korean culture as a bath and tea. I’m not sure the details for post partum

[@mariameza1510]

I need to get this plant are you in USA ?

[@HeirloomReviews]

yes but we are not selling this at this time

[@DrCreepyMrClown]

You are Mr. Green thumb- this is medicinal right

[@HeirloomReviews]

yes

[@erikcarmichael3300]

😂 I know they grow big but deep down I'd love mine to grow I just wish I didnt live in they city an lived in the country I'd have more room to make a garden

[@HeirloomReviews]

THIS PLANT WILL GROW IN THE CRACK IN A SIDEWALK!

[@michaelsibanda8702]

Wormwood, Nibiru the parasite exterminator

[@Casmige]

We can only hope, fingers crossed.

[@akitajapan1651]

🥲 looks like we won't need to wait much longer by 2024 we should be able to see it with the naked eye.

[@alicek.4258]

Where can you buy seeds?

[@jillzy1182]

Try eBay. If there aren’t any currently for sale, save the search and you till get a notification as soon as someone lists them for sale. I recently bought Moringa “miracle tree” seeds on eBay when I couldn’t find it anywhere else.

[@jenniferneitzer4592]

BAKER CREEK SEED COMPANY THEY ARE THE BEST AND SELL A HUGE VARIETY OF HEIRLOOM SEEDS

[@krh7150]

@@jenniferneitzer4592 thank you

[@keithosborn4473]

Legitimately confused he said it was not a plant it's a shrub aren't all trees, shrubs, fruits, vegetables, ect all plants if not what are the classifications of a shrub if not a plant also have been goes back and says it's a tree not a plant so I don't think I'm the one confused here???

[@trumplostlol3007]

Good I have 2 acres. I can grow at least a couple. LOL

[@jacquilinemhuman]

mine doesn't look like yours

[@HeirloomReviews]

cuz its not wormwood

[@akitajapan1651]

Or a different variety- there are many

[@dorisbrinkerhoff8124]

why do Docters hide this plant.

[@nelart1]

Why dockters making money against selling medicins

[@Earn1secteam]

Earn 1sec Pls just answer me Are you sure its not toxic? I have gut IBD and only this herb help me to go without meds This is miracle but there are many articles that indicates this is toxic For kidney if it be consumed more then 3 weeks

[@HeirloomReviews]

i eat it

[@cherryboo65b56]

Chinese cook 3-5 minutes. Rinse at least 3 times-squeezing out between each soak. Everything in moderation

[@jordanski5421]

I read it's classified as an unsafe herb by the FDA, however wormwood can still be sold in America if the toxic chemical Thujone is removed from the supliment. Considering this maybe you should look at an American seller and see what they say about long-term use.

[@stevewells8646]

I am on the pill form right now. I am doing a 3 week regiment and I am on my last week...

[@PEDERSTEENBERG-nv2id]

covid 19

[@lagniakore6366]

Im tryna get high 😂

[@nebojsa1976]

Difference between this one and Annua?

[@katumbabruno7310]

Wow love this @katumba bruno