Wormwood/Absinthe Artemisia absinthium Tincture 1oz
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Item Weight | 1 oz |
| Brand | Unbranded |
| Formulation | Liquid |
Wormwood/Absinthe Artemisia absinthium Tincture 1oz. Disclaimer: I do not make any claims regarding these constituents; this is the research of the field. Study all plants well and know the plant's constituents and effects before using as so understand any precautions or you may do more harm than good for you or other's ailments. Cross-referencing is also advised. All herbs are picked clear of road edges and farmer's fields so should be pesticide free. Wormwood/Absinthe Tincture Artemisia absinthium. Leaves. Edible - warning considered poisonous in large doses! Some use with a warning that it contains thujone, which is considered poisonous in large quantities unlikely you would get with normal doses of tea or tincture doses it is firmly stated. Very long history as food, spice, and beverage. Leaves and stems for tea. The spirit absinthe is a long-lived drink by Europe's darker side it is said as it is considered psychoactive and psychedelic in nature. Not one to try without research and weighing the marginal dangers with normal use. Medicinal - infusions, tinctures, decoctions, teas. Digestion, improves Digestion, stimulate appetite, and treat dyspepsia, acid gastritis, plus other gastrointestinal issues. Malaria. Wounds, antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory. Treats inflammation diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, contact dermatitis, and sepsis. Parasitic infections, water extract may reduce symptoms and cure pinworm infections after three day treatment. Antioxidants great for brain function and health. Potent. Magick - one of the Nine Sacred Herbs. Associated the moon, fire, feminine energy. Protective herb. love and freedom. Devine Feminine. Connects to the spirit world. Incorporated into spells and rituals pertaining to dreams, contacting the spirit realms, dispel negative energies, and protect against harmful influences. Named after the Goddess Artemis. Repels negative spirits, prevents diseases, and blesses homes. Incorporated into healing charms. Strength because John the Baptiste wore it around his waist during his travels for that purpose. Transformational rituals such as shape-shifting, hedge riding, and other spells and practices. Power tool for connecting with inner wisdom, intuition, and power. Mugwort tintures, dream pillows, or burned as incense is believed to aid in intuitive practices. Used for enhanced tarot reading, casting the I-ching, and other psychic abilities. Opens oneself up to enhanced astral projection and lucid dreaming. Cleansing areas for rituals and to create a sacred space. Note - possibly toxic to poisonous in very large quantities. Can cause allergic reactions in those susceptible to dandelion and ragweed.
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