
Artemesia absinthum (Wormwood) Powder
Wormwood is used as an anti-bacterial/anti-microbial, anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory and vermifuge. It is most commonly used to treat cases of dysbiosis, SIBO, parasitic infection and poor appetite.
*Wormwood is also available in tincture.
Wormwood is used as an anti-bacterial/anti-microbial, anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory and vermifuge. It is most commonly used to treat cases of dysbiosis, SIBO, parasitic infection and poor appetite.
*Wormwood is also available in tincture.
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INGREDIENTS
CLINICAL USES
| Digestive Support | Stimulates appetite, promotes bile production, and helps with indigestion, bloating, and constipation. |
| Antimicrobial | Effective against a range of bacteria, fungi, and parasites, often used for intestinal parasites like roundworms and tapeworms. |
| Anti-Inflammatory | Reduces inflammation, particularly in the digestive system and joints. |
| Anthelmintic | Strongly used to treat intestinal worms and parasitic infections, helping to expel parasites from the body. |
| Liver Health | Supports liver detoxification by promoting bile flow and aiding in the elimination of toxins. |
| Appetite Stimulant | Increases appetite, particularly useful for people with low appetite or digestive sluggishness. |
| Pain Relief | Alleviates pain from conditions like dyspepsia and bloating by soothing the digestive tract. |
| Cognitive Support | Traditionally used to enhance mental clarity and focus, and may help with symptoms of brain fog. |
| Antioxidant | Contains compounds that protect cells from oxidative damage and support overall health. |
| Menstrual Support | Used to help regulate menstrual cycles, reduce cramps, and address hormonal imbalances. |
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