Artemisia annua sweet wormwood the full story

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https://www.healing-garden-tenerife.c... • Welcome to Healing Garden Tenerife's blog! Today you will learn about Artemisia annua, also known as sweet wormwood or sweat annie. You will get to know the full story of this extraordinary plant. I expect that after reading this post all your questions on what Artemisia annua is, what it is good for and how it can be used will be clear to you. • If not, don't hesitate to post your question in a comment and I will answer it right away. Also, if you follow this blog for a while you will learn more and more about this plant as well as many other special plants that exist in this world. For certain reasons these plants are still far too little known by most people. • The family of Artemisia is very big. Globally there exist a few hundred of different types of Artemisia, some of which are used for cooking, other are being used in oriental medicine and some do even have hallucinogenic effects – ask Van Gogh. All these different types of Artemisia are NOT Artemisia annua. • Artemisia annua is one very particular species of Artemisia. It is an annual plant which means that after producing seeds, it dies. Thus the latin second name ‹annua›. Artemisia annua or oriental wormwood grows naturally in China. Artemisia annua has been used in traditional chinese medicine for centuries, among other illnesses, against fever and malaria. • However, it was only in 1968, during the war in Vietnam that chinese dictator Mao Tse Dong commanded a team of five hundred scientist to «urgently find a quick working medicine to treat malaria that has no side-effects and to which there is no resistance.» Tu Youyou, a woman, discovered Artemisia annua which until then had mainly been used to treat hemorrhoids... • for further read visit my blog: https://www.healing-garden-tenerife.c...

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