Dried Wormwood

Wormwood has a long history of use in herbal medicine and is best known as the key flavouring in absinthe and vermouth. The dried aerial parts—stems, leaves, and young flowers—contain potent compounds such as thujone, absinthin, and anabsinthin, traditionally used to support digestion, liver function, and appetite stimulation. In higher concentrations, wormwood has been employed as a vermifuge (to expel intestinal parasites) and a mild sedative.

* Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) – Dried Aerial Parts (100g)

Traditional Uses

• Digestive Support: Used as a bitter tonic to aid digestion and stimulate appetite.
• Liver & Gallbladder Health: Historically valued for supporting liver function.
• Vermifuge: Traditionally used in herbal remedies to help expel intestinal parasites.