Worm Wood
Worm Wood
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Wormwood--1oz
In the 19th century a, bright green drink was made from Wormwood and other herbs which became extremely fashionable with the Avant-garde. This concoction had a very high thujone content (a nerve poison) and it soon became evident that Absinth got its adherents more than just a little tipsy. Numerous painters, writers, and musicians succumbed to the allure of the green fairy and beyond the threshold between genius and madness. Absinth soon became illegal and still remains so in most countries.
Of course, Wormwood also has an ancient history as a sacred herb and powerful medicine. Used appropriately, in the right amounts, it can indeed be very beneficial.
Uses:
- natural insect/slug repellant
- keeping weeds down (well-established plants only)
- burn for purification
- spiritual baths
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Please be aware that Wormwood is poisonous in large dosages and should not be used unless under the care of a professional who has experience using wormwood.
Hello. On our directions it does not tell you to consume large amounts or even really to consume it at all so I'm not sure where the 2 stars is coming from.
Poison is a very broad term for many stages and effects of toxicity of plants.
Everyone should do much research on which plants they concider to consume.

