Worm Wood Oil

Wormwood is used in some alcoholic beverages. Vermouth, for example, is a beverage flavored with extracts of wormwood. Absinthe is another well-known alcoholic beverage made with wormwood. It is an emerald-green alcoholic drink that is prepared from wormwood oil, often along with other dried herbs such as anise and fennel. Absinthe was popularized by famous artists and writers such as Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas, Manet, van Gogh, Picasso, Hemingway, and Oscar Wilde. It is now banned in many countries, including the U.S. But it is still allowed in European Union countries as long as the thujone content is less than 35 mg/kg. Thujone is a potentially poisonous chemical found in wormwood. Distilling wormwood in alcohol increases the thujone concentration.

• Loss of appetite.
• Indigestion.
• Gallbladder disorders.
• Wounds.
• Insect bites.
• Worm infestations.
• Low sexual desire.
• Spasms.
• Increasing sweating.
• Other conditions.