Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)

[@Maurowood]

I like the softness of the Audio in this video. The background crickets being louder than the man, help you really feel yourself sitting in the woods with him

[@stefkadank-derpjr1453]

True story....I went to college in NYC and lived on 7th Street and 1st Ave upstairs on the second floor. There was a 24-hour Bodega right below me and a payphone on the corner. I was from Georgia and I met a friend who lived in that same building. He had been born in NYC. We are still friends. We would always laugh about the crazy arguments we heard on the pay phone all hours of the night. The screaming, the sirens. Anyway, I live in the country now in Georgia, and when he comes to visit, he swears he must take ambien (sp? The sleep aid) and says he would lose his mind here between the frogs and the crickets that are constant in the background. The first time he came to stay, he yelled around 2AM, "Make it stop." Lol.

[@danilondon835]

Exactly. So relaxing.

[@glenbbqdavidson7131]

Thank you for the information. I grown this herb for our sheep. It's a great indicator of intestinal worms. The sheep won't touch it until they have a problem and then they trim it back. Thanks again

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

Garlic kills ALL WORMS!!

[@oakmaiden2133]

I have it for my chickens!

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

@@oakmaiden2133 Garlic works better. Plus anybody can enjoy delicious garlic

[@gezza18]

@@captainamericaamerica8090 Garlic breath is a downside

[@jonathanrobertson3406]

I love the way this calmly packs so much information into a 5 minute video.

[@miras2222]

Wormwood ia a staple herb in my house. Every year i collect it and keep a jar or dry herb and make a tincture. It's very bitter, but it works great. We use it for upset stomach /indigestion - tincture or tea, and as a component of detox/anti-parasite herbal mix.

[@herecomesapple]

Would you say someone who has fear of the thujone in wormwood tea or tincture is silly? I really want to detox but I'm terrified of bad side effects of wormwood...been going on 2 years now and I'm still afraid to take it because I read the side effects cam make you seizure or have organ damage.

[@miras2222]

@@herecomesapple If you are not sure if wormwood is safe to you- - I'm not saying it's silly, I'm only saying wormwood never make any harm to me or my family, it works great used for specific conditions, but we use only small amounts of it and for short period of time. Thujon, like many other substances could have side efects if you overdose or if you have intolerance, even aspirin could be deadly for some people. so if you are not sure about wormwood -lern more details what amount of thujon /wormwood is considered toxic, or ask profesional herbalist.

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

GARLIC! KILLS ALL WORMS! A GREAT PURIFIER

[@Lya1993]

Hello. Do you know how long it takes to get of parasites with the tincture?

[@Anonnius]

Experiencing Humans like you gives me hope and joy :))) Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@krustysurfer]

North American Indigenous valued White Cedar (Thuja) as a major medicinal! Even gets rid of cancer, but has side effects. Indian (India) research has had amazing results using THUJONE as a medicine for gangrene and cancer. Nice video. Thank you.

[@intothevoid3962]

Yarrow and mugwort also have thujone

[@mmbell]

Found this channel completely random through KZbin's algorithm I always loved and love to learn about plants and their healing power. Amazing channel 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@TariqTheTutor]

I was actually brought here looking for a recipe ingredient for a rice dish lol

[@wendygerrish4964]

Looking for seaport goosefoot..

[@jeff6899]

Love this guy. Like another guy said...(very) informative, concise & simple. Words I often use to describe stuff I like !

[@Johannes4233]

The thing about absinthe is that they used to put other herbs in as well, such as henbane which is much more psychoactive (and dangerous). The attributed madness that came with absinthe is more likely due to these "surprise" ingredients since people would make their own version of the drink and the only common ingredients were wormwood and anise seeds (sometimes other herb for the green colour). Also, wormwood doesn't contain massive amounts of thujone, common sage actually has more of it. Common sage however was never limited to use like wormwood was, there's other active ingredients as well but thujone doesn't seem like the most important compound in wormwood when making absinthe, otherwise I'd imagine they would've just replaced it with sage or other plants when it was banned. I've noticed that making a beer with wormwood makes the drunkenness somewhat different, it amplifies the alcohol's effects but not too much. There's a different kind of mild intoxication that can be felt from this plant, I also made "absinthe" by soaking the dried herb in strong alcohol for a few months but this drink didn't feel much different from regular alcohol. It could be that heat needs to be used in the process and it activates something, real absinthe is made by filtering the hot alcohol steam through the different herbs.

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[@ulisesshane8379]

@Alessandro Cason you are welcome xD

[@EADB72]

@@ulisesshane8379 go away bots!!

[@bilalsheikh6853]

I'm also a herbalist in Pakistan n we use this herb for liver n diabetic patient as well bcz of it's amazing benefits

[@Johannes4233]

Hey, do you know any good English sources where I could read more? Always interested to hear how people in different parts of the world use this plant.

[@AlissaSss23]

@@Johannes4233 tiktok. I've dried some to use as a spice in cooking after watching a forager. I just picked some from the end of the road, maybe I shouldn't have but it looked good

[@spiritcalmness2153]

There are people here in our country use this plant for the treatment of cancer

[@ibraheemtalash5094]

@Leo I don't think so

[@ibraheemtalash5094]

Bilal but there's no scientific evidence for any of it's uses

[@zachthom2998]

Your videos are the best on youtube. Your channel needs more attention

[@silentbliss7666]

I just got a bunch of fresh wormwood, blended them in smoothie with some greens, bananas, apples, peanut butter. it's yummy. Great for liver to detox. And no, there isn't any hallucinating effect. Just consume it as a whole food, not processed. In Asia, it is easy to get fresh ones and people usually cook wormwood leaves with eggs. Due to its potency, it is not advisable to consume regularly for long period of time. Take it daily for a couple of weeks then stop for a couple of months

[@sharonsheehy3128]

Like valerian , pays to stop consuming after a couple of weeks

[@1234567sophia]

I use ANNUI one drop oi l each two days since 4 months against covid Is that to much ?? - what are the risks of potency ?

[@slapdogpuppyspank8754]

​@@1234567sophia covid is more potent if you haven't had the vaccine.

[@lisaben-shlaush8949]

My husband's family is from Morocco and they drink tea in the winter with wormwood leaves. It can be bitter and pungent for me if you use too much in one cup. It has medicinal properties. In summertime they drink mint tea. My MIL would boil anise seeds for the kids' tummy aches as well.

[@miuvans]

I mix it with citric drinks and makes me feel im having grapefruit

[@khadijakadi4152]

Hi what's the name in Arabic or morroczn

[@lisaben-shlaush8949]

@@khadijakadi4152 I know it as Sheeba.

[@jagobouffler6206]

@@lisaben-shlaush8949haha, super strong stuff, they tend to drown a fistful of sugarloaf in it which pulls back the kick a bit

[@ireneneira2542]

​@@khadijakadi4152artemis herb

[@miller4980]

Learning is wonderful. Thanks Mr. Hollis and team! Bless you.

[@haydenhiat7948]

I read that the reason people had some problems were because there was an extremely high alcohol content in those drinks causing problems, and is very healing in lots of things, ... natural healing things have a tendency to get shunned upon anyway, I think God gave us herbs, for health healing, spices , it's amazing how stuff works together, example , pepper tastes great and helps digest food, etc etc etc

[@brunetyannick1174]

Yeah, it was mostly a huge diffamation marketing campaign from the wine-makers at that time to get back market shares, right after phylloxera destroyed european vineyards. They used the most extreme examples they could find, paid for articles, posters warning about the danger of absinthe etc... Stories like "this man killed his wife and children because of absinthe, it made him go crazy etc", omitting that the dude in question drank, in a single day something like 5L of beer, 5 liters of wine, 1L of 70 proof absinthe xD. So at REALLY high dosage, it did have some toxicity on top of the toxicity of alcohol.

[@jeffg4686]

Have made use of it myself. Don't know the condition, but had area on calf that the muscle was atrophying without injury (only one calf). I used this and also chinese magnolia bark extract with success! The weakened area felt weak for a few years before the treatment and after doing this treatment for a little while (maybe a few weeks), no more weakness (even years later)

[@pvdguitars2951]

Wormwood is mentioned 8 times in the Old Testament : La’Ana ( Strongs Concordance H3939) and twice in the last book of the New Testament in Rev 8:11. In Greek Apsinthion ( Strongs G894).

[@jeff6899]

PVD Guitars ! Fascinating ! Great herb plant !

[@niadacla]

What do you think the connection would be? And is it metaphorical or quite literal when it is mentioned, I know there were some connections between Chernobyl and wormwood in revelations made due to the translation (apparently the word Chernobyl translates to wormwood in english)

[@TotalDec]

"Nibiru" Not a fan of this concept, but some are. One Bible story refers to people being poisoned.

[@justin-dr6sx]

A falling star that will hit earth in the near future.

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

Old Testament=,Fairy TALES🐑🐑🐑

[@mariyahxoxo1]

Wow! Best videos. Informative, concise and simple. I wish everyone made videos like this. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Great teacher!

[@jeff6899]

Yup !! Agree !

[@ARPorganics]

This is my first time hearing about this plant. Fascinating 👌

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[@kimjongpossible1176]

Very nice video, only thing i have to add is that Wermut doesnt translate to preserver of the mind but rather preserver of braveness, which also makes more sense considering the way it acts on the mind.

[@agnusdei6716]

Pretty sure this guy is going to still be alive in 100 years.

[@leonjean4984]

he's only 47 years old there

[@anamargaridaantunes3530]

@@leonjean4984 no way!!

[@Quickened1]

@@leonjean4984 147...

[@erikdeeNOSPELLSNO]

@@Quickened1 reverse dog years!

[@wellbeingpromotor1157]

Beautiful. Greetings from Romania!

[@Johannes4233]

Also, wormwood makes for a good mouse repellent. Just stuff some to the walls and where ever they might be coming to your house and it should keep them away. I've heard Digitalis can be used similarly as mouse repellent but haven't tried that one myself.

[@krustysurfer]

Digitalis can kill you if mishandled, be careful touching/handling that plant.

[@qiaowang7147]

We use wormwood for mosquitoes repellent in China

[@brunetyannick1174]

Digitalis is mad toxic though, be real careful about it. Really low dose is deadly.

[@anitaendinand]

​@@qiaowang7147 any recipe how to make it?

[@wch7251]

This was a great background!

[@eriknystrom5839]

In Sweden we have a snaps called ”beska droppar ” (bitter drops), which contains this herb. I usually prepare 2 bottles (2*75 cl) every year. I august I put 3 - 4 sprigs of fresh wormwood in each bottle (Absolute Vodka) and let is soak for approximately 6 weeks. It becomes very bitter and also slightly green. Perfect for fatty food, i.e. Christmas food. I don’t know, but people claim that it helps you to digest fatty food . Most people don’t like it, but quite a few like myself love it.

[@shamachelon]

I think I’ve stumbled upon some in my neighborhood. I came here because he’s very informative! I’m going to examine more closely before I partake though, that’d be stupid of me to just eat it from first thought.

[@revabbyjoovitsky5152]

There are no crickets in Akko but they do sell wormwood in season at the local grocer and possibly at the Shuk/farmers' market. I hang it up to dry, sometimes make tea with it, is not bitter. I also add it to rubbing alcohol, which produces a green tincture, the fresh leaves are silvery, similar to sage. By the way, someone on your staff sent me an email telling me I'm on a wait list for an interview. I am not going to interview or move to NC. I do enjoy the videos. Aviva in Akko

[@trevorbyron1727]

Quite right, but wormwood is great for worm...it kills tapeworm, roundworm, etc fixes upset stomach...i used a batch each year

[@PF-gi9vv]

How much and often do you take it?

[@trevorbyron1727]

For upset tummy, use apprx a teaspoon finely ground wormwood. If one wants to use as maintainence, to boost the immune system, use for a month, a teaspoon of wormwood each morning before breakfast. But to boost the immune system, one can also use in conjunction with a quarter tspn ground cloves and a few drops of black walnut tincture for about a month every 6 months. This mixture could even cure aids (according to Hulda clark) from her book, a cure for all diseases. I tried it and felt brand new.

[@PF-gi9vv]

@@trevorbyron1727 Good to know pal, cheers!

[@gettingbetter2023]

Where do you buy it from? Do you have the link?

[@gagraviewers8839]

Is tea better? If yes how to consume pls

[@normanspurgeon5324]

Wow- I'd really like to hear more about that- was there as special preparation, or procedure? They know that it destroys cancer cells because those cells have high iron content. It does work-

[@tanja666]

I chop it up and use as a mulch around veggie seedlings. It's strong smell keeps rats and snails away from the plants.

[@ExilesGate]

I just got some & I have never felt better! I slept like a baby & had the most wonderful dreams!:D

[@csutton161]

Same here! I was having such a wonderful dream yesterday morning, that I was a bit "mad" lol, when my sister called and woke me up!

[@Robin-kp1nv]

@@csutton161 How do you consume it?

[@csutton161]

@@Robin-kp1nv I got it in a tincture

[@AlissaSss23]

Thank you for the suggestion, I struggle with depression and insomnia

[@loyalty_royalty6195]

​@@AlissaSss23ashwagandha

[@bullluttttt]

I used wormwood for menopause, very effective

[@조순희-o5q]

Wormwood is good for woman. It is considered as good herbal medicine in oriental medicine. In my country, we harvest when it is young and soft and cook soup, or after put abt 30sec~1min, in a boiling water, get them out and mix with rice flour(seasoned w/ salt & sugar), after steaming it spread roasted bean powder all over, cool it and cut and it. And eat it. It s delicious and good for health as well.

[@lovenature8989]

Very informative and a pleasure to watch. Thanks for making it.

[@pavloskarakannas3877]

Thank you for the information it was useful. Lautrec lived in late 19th century though, not early .

[@IronJohn755]

Very interesting. Looks like "Wermut" is also the root word for Vermouth - the Germans and Hungarians having used it and A. vulgaris (Mugwort) in fortified wines since the 15th century. "Vermouth" is French for "Wermut". The actual German translation for "wormwood" would be "wurmholz". Interesting that "Wormwood" is in the book of Revelation (as a star, comet, celestial being?) - in Greek it's ἀψίνθιον (apsinthos, apsínthion) which is apparently where Linnaeus got A. absinthium. Since the KJV of the bible was published in 1611, it looks like the English had already mis-translated the German. I can't find any good etymological evidence for "ab-sinthium" meaning "without sweetness" - some sources claim it means "undrinkable". It makes sense, but "sweetness" is "dulcedo" in Latin and "glyka" in Greek. "The third angel blew his trumpet, and a great star fell from heaven, blazing like a torch, and it fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water. The name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters became wormwood, and many died from the water, because it was made bitter." (Rev 8:10-11) I believe persons such as yourself would be very valuable in settling historical scores like this - if the idea is that "wormwood" represents bitterness befalling the earth, it's a bit silly that any historians hold to the idea that the star is named for Artemisia vulgaris, which is quite pleasant to ingest. There are thousands of years of etymology and symbolism that could be sorted out by having a deep working knowledge of plants!

[@joanneroyster9998]

Love the lore and wealth of information provided thank you

[@stuartmccloud307]

Nice video, very informative and a pleasure to watch. Thanks for making it.

[@CHIKUNHED]

Fantastic video, you're awesome!

[@peterbochek8601]

Hello Mr. Hollis, another fine video ! I do believe that the plant wormwood is mentioned in the Bible , possibly Revelation's . Do you have any seed from this plant for sale ? This looks like an interesting plant to grow ! Please keep up your great and informative videos ! Also I wish I had your memory for the Latin names :)))

[@tubad4ya66]

"Wormwood" is mentioned in Revelation, but like "apple" or "grape," it is a vague term that can be loosely applied across hundreds of species in the Artemisia genus. As such, there is no single "wormwood," but the Biblical context of the word is a metaphor for bitter. Incidentally, the Ukrainian word for wormwood is чорнобиль or "chornobyl," which implies an altogether different meaning.

[@patypaez4039]

Latin name is Ajenjo.

[@Bluestella33]

8:11 “And the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter.”

[@timothyrowland1501]

Wormwood is mentioned in Revelation as a giant star that falls from the heavens and hits the sea turning the waters to blood. It's bitterness causes the waters to become undrinkable. An interesting side note - apparently the Russian name for Wormwood is Chernobyl.

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

​@@timothyrowland1501 I wonder if a giant astroid will hit the earth soon? I bet the Governments around the world will name it Wormwood...

[@shriaingnama]

bearded wonderful show! I learned something and in fact have seen a big long tape worm with my own eyes. As near as I can figure those critters love sugar and want to hit the chute when subjected to bitters.

[@cpnotill9264]

Yes Jeff hunter those critters are nasty! Better out than in!!!!! 👍🌱

[@tishtullar918]

More Please, your Good

[@OrganicAlumination]

I made tea with wormwood and was surprised... It's pretty bitter. Like cerassi bitter but I know it's amazing for you. Like the tea has ginger, bearberry,guava leaves,soursop leaves etc .. but I definitely tasted wormwood by itself

[@cynthiakeller5954]

I don't have any wormwood but I think it would do fine in an Indian chai you make yourself. My favorite recipe for Indian chai is boil some anise star, fennel seed, cinnamon, bay leave, fresh ginger, green carmadon pods, clove pod and black pepper for 10 minutes. Add black tea. Let steep 5 minutes. Serve sweetened with sugar and milk, I prefer canned milk.

[@m.a.g.3920]

It's terribly bitter, like unbelievably bitter...😢😂

[@mjkay8660]

a liquor now long outlawed in usa was poured over a sugar cube, so popular silversmiths had invented a flat spoon just for the process of pouring the liquor over the cube & allowing the sugar to melt slowly.

[@TrexChick]

great info! thank you for spreading herbal wisdom

[@ShamanicPlantMedicine]

Great video! Very detailed! 🪶🌎🪶

[@deliveriesrus4723]

Wormwood is beautiful in the garden. It grows fast and well. Reseeds all over my front and now in my back yards. Nice color contrast to other plants but overtakes everything so I have to clear it out. I have learned to cut it back mid season before it flowers and spreads seeds. Lol. Makes for a better shape bush by fall.

[@pribandara9293]

Thank you for the knowledge shared. What a gift to the world. May you have a long, healthy and happy life. Ayubowan! (my Sri Lankan greeting meaning 'may you have a long life"

[@littlelight1147]

I've got this herb in my garden. I make a tea and it's perfect. You can make not only an absinthe from this herb!

[@jt659]

Would marathon a hundred of your videos

[@ShepherdsChapelonYT]

Theseasonorg explains the whole bible God bless

[@AnonMedic]

Been having some gut issues causing plaque psoriasis, so i recently took a clone cutting of wormwood to help my gut, and treat open wounds. Found your channel after a search.

[@andrewmunchkin7212]

Chaga, wild of course. Have you tried that?

[@AnonMedic]

@@andrewmunchkin7212 i eat chaga, rishi and turmeric everyday.

[@andrewmunchkin7212]

@@AnonMedic psoriasis patch the size of a quarter lost its thickness and is cleared in spots. Thats in 2weeks, drinking 4 cups of boiled chaga a day. I put a teaspoon of chaga pieces in my teapot a day, boil 5 mins, drink. I keep adding a teaspoon of chaga once daily. After a week, crush up whats in the pot and and for a day drink whats there. Then compost the spent chaga and start a fresh pot. That worked for me.

[@hrkahler]

This may not be a natural remedy, but after taking a pea sized dose of the horse paste ivermectin every day for a week, my psoriasis has almost nearly cleared up. This suggests to me that psoriasis may be caused by parasites, (or is exasperated by parasites,) considering wormwood has also helped and is also an anti-parasitical. Thanks for your information.

[@shimmyhinnah]

I really enjoyed this presentation. Thank you! It is legal in Budapest

[@naturewoman1274]

Pity alcohol isn't banned, that destroys livers, lives and family's. Great video you're a wealth of knowledge.

[@santiagowolf9535]

Government should not ban anything. A person has no right to force another from doing what they want with their own body. Any law which creates a victimless crime is immoral.

[@mikemcclernon5784]

It's a great conduit guiding toward a whole host of maladies and accidents.

[@JuanMendoza-qd5lm]

​@@santiagowolf9535 Fellow libertarian 🫂

[@cynthiakeller5954]

I'm guessing you have had bad experiences with alcohol. Sorry you had those. However, if you incorporate responsible drinking with family life, there are not problems. I have always drank in front of my kids and let them taste alcohol at a very young age. They learnt it was part of the family celebrations and did not like it, hence it was never taboo. No curiosities. Mind you, I don't get falling down drunk but will drink and dance around when I'm cooking. My husband on the other hand had an mean alcoholic father. Those men cannot handle liquor and have to abstain altogether. I do not want big brother in my business telling me what I should and should not do. We have too much of it now. No petrol powered cars, no lp appliances, no monies in our accounts, no meats or eggs-all very bad ideas. But lets feed our populations plenty of sugar and hydrogenated oils. Let's teach our children CRT and drag shows as regular cirriculum. NO to all that!

[@hrkahler]

@@cynthiakeller5954Big brother seems to be saying the exact opposite of what is known to be true. If it’s considered bad, then it is good, and likewise. They shamed ivermectin “horse paste,” but not only did it cure the virus, it cleared up my psoriasis! Big Pharma never creates cures, they create customers! I no longer trust them for anything!

[@luckydesilva6733]

Thank you so much. With love and respect .

[@AhJodie]

Very nice video with information, and I like this man!

[@debbiedotodue]

so sorry for your loss my friend thanks for all that you do to help with our health

[@trumplostlol3007]

I just started one. It is really seriously bitter!

[@danielbenisti3664]

so what is dosage for drinking, and does it good for the brain?

[@ETERNALCYCLES]

I made a tea and it smells good but is more bitter than grapefruit

[@JonOroMusic]

I met a German girl she told me over there when a song gets stuck in your head they just call it "worm."

[@Rhyiannion]

Great for in a pillow great deep dream induced sleep!!!

[@VedaSay]

So found a plant growing like creeper near the kids play area. I know it would be a shrub but is like that creeper due to the continuous lawn mowing. None of the apps were able to identify the plant, and guess what this video shows up randomly. I confirm the plan am seeing is this one. The leaves have very pleasant smell. and I subscribed to the channel too!

[@debbiepeterson6829]

I used this when my ex had cancer. 6 months later cancer free despite quiting his treatments at a crucial time. Mixed with crushed cinnamon.

[@Quickened1]

What type of cancer did he have?

[@debbiepeterson6829]

Lymph nodes

[@Quickened1]

@@debbiepeterson6829 very happy for you, thanks for sharing

[@yolantadianow1584]

God bless you ❤

[@daviddrp]

Thank you Debbie for sharing about the recovery from cancer! Did he use Artemis Absinthium? I'm asking because I have heard of Artemis Annua being used to treat cancer. I'd be excited if you want to share any tips or tell how you guys used it!

[@etiennevanonselen7949]

Very informative, succinct, respect and appreciation !

[@joedoe8655]

Good morning. I Love your videos. I was wondering how old you are? You look great for your age!!!

[@kathb1683]

I heard that the yellow flowers are very fragrant and sweet in some strains

[@wertyfor]

I have chronic insomnia and I swear the only herb I know that helps me sleep. different strokes for different folks I guess. Bitter as hell but works for me. I use it in tea form.

[@MamaBearDora]

you might have pinworms that are very active at night... possibly why you cant find true sleep...wormwood is good

[@whatabouttheearth]

Have you looked into Scullcap?

[@annj769]

Thank you for your comment. I was wondering if wormwood would help some people sleep, and you've confirmed it.

[@boldpicturesgardeners]

Jamaican verbena/vervein is also good for insomnia/helps in sleeping problems.

[@christinemccoy4471]

​@@boldpicturesgardeners Valerian also

[@yolantadianow1584]

Drinking tea from . After 1 month every day drinking , I took 1 month break. Now every week 4 times I need that bitter fresh taste. You can dilute to your favorite taste ❤

[@susanagvalencia3286]

From Ecuador thankyou very much for your valuable video

[@kluse.2329]

I thought there was a cricket outside my apartment 🤔

[@Agapy8888]

Artemis. The goddess of the hunt.

[@eliskull]

Thx man! That was awesome I just subscribed 🤘😎

[@DisgruntledVet]

Had a shot of absenth in 2001 while in Germany. Definitly felt different while drinking that night. Nothing crazy, only had one shot, but definitely felt different. Didn't know anything about it. Seems like we put sugar in, lit it on fire for a few seconds, blew it out and then shot it back. I think I remember a spoon with sugar. I don't know. Can't remember exact details. I think it had something to do with the toxins. Not sure if it did anything. They got it from Czech. I'm currently growing Artemisia absinthium for its medicinal benefits.

[@danielemacciantelli1788]

Why oh why?! I have only now discovered this channel ??

[@ashley1400]

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

[@GeorgeCoggins]

been growing mine for about 9 years now from seed and its still goin

[@gmmaal7161]

hello. thank you for your video. does the plant need a lot of sunlight to grow or will it prevail in the shadows too?

[@joanna31b]

Please let me know if I can incorporate this herb into essential oils and put into my hand poured candles? 🤗 if so do you how much? I’m not to good with the math parts. I love your knowledge!! Thanks

[@cynthiastogden7000]

Interesting novel by Emile Zola, L' Assomoir. Based on a drunkard hooked on Absinthe. Read it years ago. I have Artemisia in my garden too.

[@yolantadianow1584]

Mr Zola was good. Was reading in high school ❤. Best from Canada 🇨🇦

[@isambyrd4435]

Currently drinking absinthe with wormwood in it and was curious about the effects

[@soulcandyalmadulce5885]

Awesome videos and much appreciated.

[@MichaelKunz-mt2oo]

Geezz, and I thought my arms and legs were all veiny. This guy is Dracula's Dream.

[@gentianvandewerken929]

I feed it to my goats every summer as soon as it comes up/its a medicinal de wormer and I offer them it three days in a row at at each interval that I feed it to them!lol

[@clarekuehn4372]

Toulouse Lautrec was late 19th century.

[@eddydejagere3411]

Thank you for your knowledge.

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@kimmy9695]

How is this different from artemisia annua?

[@altpotus6913]

We planted some in our garden. It took over. Well, as did the Feverfew.

[@iamthewelcher]

Fantastic info !

[@positivetimeline]

Very interesting stories about Wormwood. Artemisinin treats cancer. What the difference between Artemisinin and Wormwood?

[@christinemccoy4471]

Posit Botanical name for it. Wormwood is the common

[@poggyspotential2196]

How much is too much? I have recently got a herbal mix consisting of wormwood, dandelion root, tansy, cloves, rosehip shells, chicory leaf, marshmallow root, buckwheat, elderberry fruit, elecampane and headease. This is to address intestinal parasites, mainly ring worm. Does this sound ok? I’m not sure how long I should take it for. It recommends 3 cups a day. I have been brewing it as a herbal herbal Yea, soaking over night first. Thanks

[@virtualworldofcraps2237]

There s a video I came across recently of the preparation..sorry can't provide u the link but it is there in Utube.

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

This was and still is given to those who are ill due to the Chernobyl explosion. It’s a prophecy one of the trumpets 🎺

[@sappysamurai5170]

Interesting. Does that mean it might be good for detoxing chemicals or radioactivity ?

[@inpowerrecords]

Awesome page! Please keep posting more.

[@gudduukraine270]

Hello 👋 Are you still there?

[@sjr7822]

If this tastes like anise-I've had a taste decades ago, and loved it I have several plants in my flower garden, how they got there I have no idea. Do birds eat the buds?

[@csutton161]

@Nature's Infinite WELLth its bitter like yellow root/goldenseal, which has many great healing qualities, anti biotic, good for blood sugar, and immune system boost.

[@cynthiakeller5954]

@Nature's Infinite WELLth I also love anise. I have a small glass sitting on my counter right now with black jelly beans, eaten 6 of them already. Also like black katz, love ouzo with cold water on a summer's evening, Sambuco is ok but it's too sweet. Dolly mix!

[@jeremywendelin]

Another great video!

[@sandrapope8797]

How long do you need to take this? I have been doing a 14 day cleanse with it? Is this to long? Toxic in meaning swelling?

[@saen2755]

I heard 3 weeks is Max but I'm not expert

[@irinachistova7622]

I take this for treatment for 21 days. AFTER 3 MONTHS TAKE THEM AGAIN. THIS IS GOOD PLANT. CLEAN YOUR BODY FROM INFLAMMATION. CLEAN MY LANG. SORRY MY ENGLISH.

[@benziescha5438]

Where can I buy this sytch?

[@sarahnalder6783]

Thank you ❤

[@JS-jh4cy]

Is this the plant they make the slightly poisonous green liquor that people used to have to get a buzz ? A instant?

[@fredsmith2299]

The name wormwood rings a tone from stories of nibiru and other end times events ... maybe it has some to help us get thru tuff times ...

[@pain2hands474]

i drank some thee from this,i get a strange tracer effect,with my hands. it does not realy make me hallucinante,apart from that tracer effect.

[@djsa6218]

Absolutely right on your observation. I chew some leaves for hours masticating it till i feel i have sucked all the juice from it. It tingles my arms for some hours and it is sleep inducing

[@BeAnLaBeAn]

Is that doc from znation