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Cyndi: My wormwood is called " Black Walnut Hull Tincture Extra Strength: Ing:

are grain alcohol, green blk. walnut hulls, vit. C. liquid.

i take a para-Ova Cleanse Complete: Pumpkin seed, whole plant wormwood,

(Artemisia annual) Plaintain whole plant(plantago maior) Gentian Root,

Barberry root, Oregon grape root extract, Black walnut hull Extract, (Juglans

nigra) Goldenseal root, Bromelain, Peptibase , (Peptizyme SP)

Cloves capsule.

This is what i am taking now for Parasites, I get them from Dr. B's office.

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where do you get this tea??

Artemisia

> Hi

>

> Did anyone try artemisia as a tea?

> It´s against parasites. I took a cup of that tea yesterday and another cup

> today. I noticed that something has changed. I used to have rushes on my

> legs. Today I feel better about this. I don´t know if artemisia did that

or

> not.

>

> Juli

>

>

>

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Hi There

Artemisia is commonly known as Wormwood. It is used extensively for the

removal of parasites. It is excellent in a combination of Wormwood, cloves

and black walnut. In South Africa you can get it in capsule form. Hulda

prescribes it.

It also acts as a mild sedative, Increases stomach acidity and lowers

fevers, Also used for migraines. Stimulates the GI tract.

I have used this extensively on my clients in capsule form and as a tea. I

will forward the tea recipe to you.

Do not take it on a very regular basis. They say it can become addictive

(not sure about that)

Very good herb.

Regards

Taryn

Re: Artemisia

where do you get this tea??

Artemisia

> Hi

>

> Did anyone try artemisia as a tea?

> It´s against parasites. I took a cup of that tea yesterday and another cup

> today. I noticed that something has changed. I used to have rushes on my

> legs. Today I feel better about this. I don´t know if artemisia did that

or

> not.

>

> Juli

>

>

>

>

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Wormwood is fantastic stuff, Medi Herb makes one as

well actually called wormwood.

I found a lot of relief in the gut and bowels I have

no doubt it gets at the parasites.

I am not addicted and have felt no dependance!

however, I have been informed because of its strong

nature you should take a break of a few weeks in

between courses.

--- Taryn Coghlan <taryn.coghlan@...> wrote:

> Hi There

>

> Artemisia is commonly known as Wormwood. It is used

> extensively for the

> removal of parasites. It is excellent in a

> combination of Wormwood, cloves

> and black walnut. In South Africa you can get it in

> capsule form. Hulda

> prescribes it.

> It also acts as a mild sedative, Increases stomach

> acidity and lowers

> fevers, Also used for migraines. Stimulates the GI

> tract.

>

> I have used this extensively on my clients in

> capsule form and as a tea. I

> will forward the tea recipe to you.

> Do not take it on a very regular basis. They say it

> can become addictive

> (not sure about that)

>

> Very good herb.

>

> Regards

> Taryn

>

>

> Re: Artemisia

>

>

> where do you get this tea??

> Artemisia

>

>

> > Hi

> >

> > Did anyone try artemisia as a tea?

> > It´s against parasites. I took a cup of that tea

> yesterday and another cup

> > today. I noticed that something has changed. I

> used to have rushes on my

> > legs. Today I feel better about this. I don´t know

> if artemisia did that

> or

> > not.

> >

> > Juli

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Could I have the recipe please?

thanks

Artemisia

>

>

> > Hi

> >

> > Did anyone try artemisia as a tea?

> > It´s against parasites. I took a cup of that tea yesterday and another

cup

> > today. I noticed that something has changed. I used to have rushes on my

> > legs. Today I feel better about this. I don´t know if artemisia did that

> or

> > not.

> >

> > Juli

> >

> >

> >

> >

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It can get Artemisia in any shop that sells herbs and natural medicines.

Artemisia

>

>

> > Hi

> >

> > Did anyone try artemisia as a tea?

> > It´s against parasites. I took a cup of that tea yesterday and another

cup

> > today. I noticed that something has changed. I used to have rushes on my

> > legs. Today I feel better about this. I don´t know if artemisia did that

> or

> > not.

> >

> > Juli

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Kathleen wrote:

>

> I've done a lot of reading lately, and some confusions have cropped up.

>

> Is artemisia the same as davana? Or wormwood?

>

Kinda both....

Davana I've seen as Artemisia pallens...

Wormwood as Artemisia absinthium....

There's another kind of Wormwood, too, Artemisia annua

Though all Artemisia genus, different EOs...

There's more of the Artemisiae out there also....

--

W. Bourbonais

L'Hermite Aromatique ©

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> I've done a lot of reading lately, and some confusion has cropped

> up. Is artemisia the same as davana? Or wormwood?

>

> Kathleen

Hi Kathleen!

The answers to your questions are, yes and yes!

LNP lists a number of species of Artemisia --

1) tarragon / estragon (Hungary, S. America) = Artemisia dracunculus;

2) davana (India, South Africa) = Artemisia pallens;

3) American wormwood (U.S.A.) = Artemisia absinthum;

4) European wormwood (Bulgaria) = Artemisia annua;

5) armoise / mugwort (Morocco) = Artemisia vulgaris;

6) mugwort (U.S.A.) = Artemisia douglasiana; and

7) lanyana (South Africa) = Artemisia afra

Who would've guessed there'd be so many, eh?

-- Larry T

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From: Larry T [mailto:starwalker777@...]

Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 10:05 PM

Subject: Re: Artemisia

> I've done a lot of reading lately, and some confusion has cropped

> up. Is artemisia the same as davana? Or wormwood?

>

> Kathleen

Hi Kathleen!

The answers to your questions are, yes and yes!

LNP lists a number of species of Artemisia --

1) tarragon / estragon (Hungary, S. America) = Artemisia dracunculus;

2) davana (India, South Africa) = Artemisia pallens;

3) American wormwood (U.S.A.) = Artemisia absinthum;

4) European wormwood (Bulgaria) = Artemisia annua;

5) armoise / mugwort (Morocco) = Artemisia vulgaris;

6) mugwort (U.S.A.) = Artemisia douglasiana; and

7) lanyana (South Africa) = Artemisia afra

Who would've guessed there'd be so many, eh?

-- Larry T

Hi Larry,

Your nice list is just the short list . . . There are hundreds of Artemisia

species and they are cross breeding in the wild all the time, creating yet

more sub-species. I would caution that not all Artemisias are alike, and

they are some of the most toxic essential oils available. Just wanted to

caution any beginners to research any Artemisia before using. Also, it

would be helpful to take an aromatic botany course to fully understand Latin

classifications. I've sponsored Dr. Shawe several times - if he is

ever lecturing in your area, he provides valuable insights into the botany

of aromatic plants, along with ethnobotany, conservation issues and plant

history. The Artemisia you mention from Morocco could be A. arborescens,

aka Great Mugwort . . . A. vulgaris is Common Mugwort and the oil usually

comes from Eurasia. At any rate, good to know chemical constituents and

safety issues surrounding all Artemisias.

Be Well,

Marcia Elston, Samara Botane, http://www.wingedseed.com

" First of all, cultivate a contented spirit; a garden is a good place to

begin. "

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Hi Sandy,

I get my Artemisinin right from my Dr's office. You can purchase it

online at allergyresearchgroup.com

Good luck

>

> Hi All...I read daily, but don't post often. I'm caregiver to my best

> friend who's had Chronic LD 30+ years and now has Bart & Babs.

>

> We are in Ohio, but travel to Dr. B.

>

> He now wants her on the supplement Artemisia or Artemesea.

>

> Anyone can suggest a source where we can purchase this supplement?

>

> Thank you all so much,

> Sandy T in Ohio

>

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> Hi Sandy,

> I get my Artemisinin right from my Dr's office. You can purchase it

> online at allergyresearchgroup.com

> Good luck

>

>

Only registered healthcare practioners are permitted to order directly

from Allergy Research Group. The supposedly have a retail site but the

URL provided doesn't work. I get ARG's Artemisinin at-

http://organicpharmacy.org/search.php?

PHPSESSID=537c8b586c3bb2a1f7c823842511241b & searchterm=artemisinin

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The retail site for ARG's products is www.nutricology.com. I just

tested it and it's up and running.

Jessie

> >

> > Hi Sandy,

> > I get my Artemisinin right from my Dr's office. You can purchase it

> > online at allergyresearchgroup.com

> > Good luck

> >

> >

>

>

> Only registered healthcare practioners are permitted to order directly

> from Allergy Research Group. The supposedly have a retail site but the

> URL provided doesn't work. I get ARG's Artemisinin at-

>

> http://organicpharmacy.org/search.php?

> PHPSESSID=537c8b586c3bb2a1f7c823842511241b & searchterm=artemisinin

>

>

>

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Sandy,

Vitacost.com has great prices. They sell the Nutricology brand of

Artemisinin.

Currently, the price is $15.99 for 90 100-mg capsules:

http://www.vitacost.com/productResults.aspx?

Ntk=products & ss=1 & x=0 & y=0 & Ntt=artemisinin

Best wishes,

On May 26, 2006, at 5:41 AM, Sandy Tusing wrote:

> Hi All...I read daily, but don't post often. I'm caregiver to my best

> friend who's had Chronic LD 30+ years and now has Bart & Babs.

>

> We are in Ohio, but travel to Dr. B.

>

> He now wants her on the supplement Artemisia or Artemesea.

>

> Anyone can suggest a source where we can purchase this supplement?

>

> Thank you all so much,

> Sandy T in Ohio

>

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Dear Marcia and Group,

I was wondering if anyone has ever used Mugwort EO? I believe

you have offered it for sale, Marcia (Samara Botane.) What is it

like?

Jess Ring

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Dear Marcia and Group,

I was wondering if anyone has ever used Mugwort EO? I believe

you have offered it for sale, Marcia (Samara Botane.) What is it

like?

Jess Ring

>

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Hi friends, I know that it is recommended that we go on artemisia for a month

and them over to cryptolepsis, correct? Why do we go off of artemisia, we

seemed to have better progress with it against air hunger for my ds. Could we

alternate the two, or would they interfere with one another.

Thanks much, Anne

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I always do wha tworks the best for me and to minimise the stress, I would

avoid

air hunger at any cost personnally becuase air is our first need of all to

survive and to heal ,

then because it is so hard not ot breath enought ans stressfull will slow my

healing if I stay in this zone

thinking of you

Marie

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Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 6:48:17 PM

Subject: [ ] artemisia

 

Hi friends, I know that it is recommended that we go on artemisia for a month

and them over to cryptolepsis, correct? Why do we go off of artemisia, we seemed

to have better progress with it against air hunger for my ds. Could we alternate

the two, or would they interfere with one another.

Thanks much, Anne

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In a message dated 3/5/2011 12:27:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mariebenoit11@... writes:

I always do wha tworks the best for me and to minimise the stress, I would

avoid

air hunger at any cost personnally becuase air is our first need of all to

survive and to heal ,

then because it is so hard not ot breath enought ans stressfull will slow

my

healing if I stay in this zone

thinking of you

Marie

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From: nosleep4mommy <_annegoggans@..._

(mailto:annegoggans@...) >

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Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 6:48:17 PM

Subject: [ ] artemisia

Hi friends, I know that it is recommended that we go on artemisia for a

month

and them over to cryptolepsis, correct? Why do we go off of artemisia, we

seemed

to have better progress with it against air hunger for my ds. Could we

alternate

the two, or would they interfere with one another.

Thanks much, Anne

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In a message dated 3/5/2011 12:27:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mariebenoit11@... writes:

I always do wha tworks the best for me and to minimise the stress, I would

avoid

air hunger at any cost personnally becuase air is our first need of all to

survive and to heal ,

then because it is so hard not ot breath enought ans stressfull will slow

my

healing if I stay in this zone

thinking of you

Marie

________________________________

From: nosleep4mommy <_annegoggans@..._

(mailto:annegoggans@...) >

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(mailto: )

Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 6:48:17 PM

Subject: [ ] artemisia

Hi friends, I know that it is recommended that we go on artemisia for a

month

and them over to cryptolepsis, correct? Why do we go off of artemisia, we

seemed

to have better progress with it against air hunger for my ds. Could we

alternate

the two, or would they interfere with one another.

Thanks much, Anne

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In a message dated 3/5/2011 12:27:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mariebenoit11@... writes:

I always do wha tworks the best for me and to minimise the stress, I would

avoid

air hunger at any cost personnally becuase air is our first need of all to

survive and to heal ,

then because it is so hard not ot breath enought ans stressfull will slow

my

healing if I stay in this zone

thinking of you

Marie

________________________________

From: nosleep4mommy <_annegoggans@..._

(mailto:annegoggans@...) >

_ _

(mailto: )

Sent: Fri, March 4, 2011 6:48:17 PM

Subject: [ ] artemisia

Hi friends, I know that it is recommended that we go on artemisia for a

month

and them over to cryptolepsis, correct? Why do we go off of artemisia, we

seemed

to have better progress with it against air hunger for my ds. Could we

alternate

the two, or would they interfere with one another.

Thanks much, Anne

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