Wormwood is one of the plants that can be treated as a new virus. Corona is called scientifically (Artemisia), which is the genus of wild herbaceous plants, perennial, woody, of the star family (tube-cast compounds) and can be grown on farms, and used after boiling them at a boiling temperature for 10 minutes and taken before food in the morning Half an hour for 14 days ... and it has other benefits
Wormwood is a medicinal plant. It has been recommended for the treatment of malaria and other fever. In 1971, scientists demonstrated the plant extracts had antimalarial activity in primate models, and in 1972, the active ingredient, artemisinin (formerly referred to as arteannuin), was isolated and its chemical structure described.
In April 2020, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar, speaking at the launch of a drink made from a variety of herbs though predominantly from Artemisia annua and ravensara, recommended the product as a treatment for COVID-19 patients.
Various people across the world has suggested teas for COVID-19, prepared from various herbs, but there is no clear evidence of the effectiveness of the tea against the infection, and no clinical studies have been conducted. In this regards, the WHO warns againstthe use of such teas. According to WHO the efficacy of such drinks as a treatment for COVID-19 is unproven.
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Artemisia or wormwood (Artemisia) is a genus of wild, perennial wild woody flora of the star family (tubular-flower compounds). Its various types are widespread in most parts of the world, including wilderness, medical, industrial and ornamental. Her slender, woody branches. Its leaves are successive, the blades are blessed, its flowers are delicate, Russian, dominated by greenish-yellow color, the most famous types are absinthe, gossip, shuila, and umbilical, all of which are medicinal plants that cut phlegm and excrete blood.
Jordanian wormwood (Latin: Artemisia jordanica)
Annual Wormwood (in Latin: Artemisia annua)
Artemisia sieberi (, in Latin: Artemisia sieberi)
Dendritic wormwood (in Latin: Artemisia arborescens)
Artemisia Artemisia (Latin: Artemisia judaica)
Artemisia furloh (in Latin: Artemisia verlotiorum)
Vacuum wormwood (in Latin: Artemisia scoparia)
Its leaves have a strong and pleasant aromatic smell, which is used in medicine, catered by cattle, and classified as dry land. The plant uses the whole plant except for its roots and active substances in wormwood. Its oil and santonin are available in it and are effective in expelling worms from the stomach. Its ashes are mixed with any fats and removes fox and lichen, and wormwood is used as incense as it is burned in homes to cleanse it from unpleasant odors and to flush out vermin, foxes and insects.
Care must be taken not to exaggerate its use because of santonin, which has toxic effects if used frequently, or continuously.
Some scientists from the University of California, USA have discovered that wormwood is able to destroy most cancerous cells in the body within 16 hours. According to scientists, when adding iron to this product, 100 percent of the cancer cells will be destroyed in the body and prevent the appearance of new cancer cells.
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Wormwood is one of the most ancient remedies. Ancient medicine believed that bitter wormwood opens the mouths of blood vessels, induces appetite, removes bile and pus from the stomach with urine, cleans the intrapulmonary and chest veins from contamination. The healing properties of wormwood were mentioned by Hippocrates in his writings. A more detailed description is given by Avicenna in the "Canon of Medicine".
In the medieval treatise Odo from Mena, the properties of wormwood are noted to strengthen the stomach, relieve menstruation, relieve pain in the stomach and drive away worms.
P. Sedir in the "Botanical Dictionary" recommends drinking an infusion of wormwood in case of fever, inflammation of the liver and spleen, with weak digestion and worms. He also suggests doing foot baths to relieve fatigue.
In the XIX – XX centuries, alcoholic tincture of wormwood was used for many diseases. It got the name "absinthe" due to the high content of sesqui-terpene lactone absitine in wormwood. Bitter wormwood is added to elite vermouths to improve and whet appetite, to speed up the digestion of food.
A decoction of the herb taken internally treats dropsy, joint pain, anus disease, strengthens a weakened liver. If you drink a decoction of bitter wormwood, for 10 days, 100 grams each, will cure jaundice. A decoction of wormwood with vinegar, when applied topically, treats inflammation of the joints. In folk medicine of Central Asian countries, infusion of flower baskets of wormwood is used for stomach ulcers and duodenal ulcers, for hemorrhoids, as a choleretic, diuretic, diaphoretic antipyretic and anthelmintic agent. An infusion of wormwood flowers with dodder is used in the treatment of anemia and as an anti-convulsive agent. The plant is also used as a means of increasing appetite. In scientific medicine, infusions, tinctures of herbs are prescribed to increase appetite, to normalize the secretion of the stomach and pancreas. Bitter wormwood, in small doses, has a stimulating effect in hysteria, is used as a choleretic, expectorant, antipyretic agent. The herb essential oil has a pronounced bactericidal and antifungal effect. Wormwood has a therapeutic effect in Crohn's disease. Antitripanosomal, anti-helminth, antileishmanial properties have been experimentally confirmed. Artemisia absinthium is a powerful stimulator of tumor cell apoptosis. The plant extracts have a detrimental effect on breast cancer cells.
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Wormwood is an easy plant with a pleasant smell and pungent, and it has many health benefits because it contains a large number of active substances and compounds.
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Definition of wormwood
Wormwood is a plant that belongs to the compound family, which is in English (Mugworts) and its scientific name is (Artemisia). It is a perennial plant that has a fragrant smell and a bitter taste.
The life span of this herb exceeds 4 years and its length reaches 60 cm.It is distinguished by its successive compound leaves and yellow-headed flowers, and it is also cultivated in Latin America, the Maghreb, Australia and Asia.
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