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Marcia Daniels
What is the difference between sweet wormwood and wormwood ?? The Shoofloo formula lists “sweet wormwood” the Worms formula lists “wormwood” Same ?? Different ??
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Greg Boggs
Yes they are different. Wormwood is Artemisia absinthium and Sweet Worrmwood is Artemisia annua
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Have you ever used the Artemisia absinthium ?
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No I haven’t, I’ve never really had the need to
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Dr. Patrick Jones
Sweet wormwood is much better for a lot of things than wormwood. It has much higher levels of artemisinin. Have a look at the individual plant lesson:
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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Jen
Where does one get it? I can’t seem to find it online, just like brigham tea. Looking for the dried plant, not a tincture. I will still probably purchase your tincture.
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what are the major uses , for wormwood ? I have a good bit of it , I accidentally bought the wormwood instead of sweet wormwood and was trying to figure out what the best application is. Finding a lot of “information” stating it is toxic. Is the major use for it for parasites?
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