Wormwood

Description

May address constipation and indigestion. It is a bitter herb which may address stimulating sweating in dry fevers and for stomach acidity, effect on uterine circulation, promotes menstruation and relieve discomfort caused by cramps. Mixing wormwood along with arnica, red clover, and lavender, is a great uterine wash or vagina steam for women. The tea may expel roundworms and pinworms and also may address gallbladder and liver troubles. Externally, the tea as a fomentation is used and may address insect bites, bruises, and sprains. Wormwood  also May address stimulating hair growth in baldness. Wormwood is best used in small quantities and for short periods of time. Wormwood also may address Anti-Cancer treatment and may address destroying breast cancer cells without harming the healthy cells within 16 hours! Other remedies wormwood is used and may address are tuberculosis, liver and spleen conditions, kidney and bladder problems, stomach ulcers, dysentery, and gastritis.

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