Artemisia (Wormwood) goes by several different names. Some of the common names for the wormwood plant include: artemisia plant, artemisia herb, and the sweet annie herb or “sweet wormwood.”
Wormwood is commonly used in support of:
- Loss of appetite*
- May help with upset stomach*
- Gastrointestinal support*
- May help with Intestinal spasms*
- Liver support*
- May help with digestion, indigestion, and more*
Directions: Add at least 1 tbsp of herbs in 16-20oz of water. Bring water (with herbs) to a boil over a medium fire, then reduce to low and simmer for another 5-15 minutes. Strain and pour into cups. Add sweetener if needed. Drink twice a day
You can drink a freshly prepared cup of warm wormwood tea a maximum three times a day – half an hour before meals if you lack or to regulate appetite, half an hour after meals if you have digestive problems. The daily dosage is a maximum of three grams of artemisa herb.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These statements and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult with a healthcare professional before using any herbal remedy.
