Wormwood Tincture/Extract- Artemisia Absinthium, Highest Quality

All bottles are plastic and 2oz bottle is a different design from photo. Tinctures contain 40% grain alcohol, rather than what has become the industry standard of 30% or less (watch out for companies that list it as 50 proof, that just means it contains 25% alcohol). Alcohol is what ensures that each tincture is completely sterile and free of any bacteria, spores, or microbes. We also use high quality extracts instead of actual plant material to maximize the concentration of the solutions and minimize the amounts of plant material floating in each tincture. Tincture extracts can be any herb or herbal concoction in an alcohol and other forms. Because alcohol is a universal solvent, it is usually able to extract the essential oils from herbs, as well as extract most of the other chemical compounds the water is unable to extract. But alcoholic tinctures have another, much more important attribute. They absorb into the body faster than any other means of using herbal medicines. This is due to the alcohol base, which starts adsorbing through the stomach wall and even through the mouth upon taking the tincture. Rather than being digested, like other things that are eaten and drunk, the herbs are absorbed right into the bloodstream. Vita Advantage makes all tincture with 40% Alcohol. A well made tincture takes from 8 weeks to 6 months. The alcohol renders it very shelf stable and tinctures can last up to 7 years. HOW TO USE: Extracts/Tinctures are administered under the tongue and absorbed directly into the blood stream. If you find the taste disagreeable, put it under your tongue and chase with juice. Common names: wormwood, common wormwood, absinthium Artimisia Absinthium is a species of wormwood that is a herbaceous, perennial plant. Indigenous to Europe, Asia, and Africa, this species of wormwood has been widely planted in many other areas, including a large portion of North America. There are many different uses for Artimisia Absinthium. Medicinally, it is used as a stomachic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, cholagogue, febrifuge, tonic, and anthelmintic. Some particular conditions that are treated with wormwood are fever, liver disease, worm infections, labor pain, as well as a variety of digestion problems such as indigestion, gastric pain, loss of apetite, gall bladder disease, upset stomach, and intestinal spasms. It is also sometimes used topically to heal wounds and insect bites, as well as a pain reliever. The oil of the plant has been known to help improve blood circulation as well. Artimisia Absinthium is commonly used to help prevent weed growth and keep bugs away from plants. It is also commonly used as an aphrodisiac to increase sexual desire. This plant has a very characteristic odor and taste. For this reason, it is used in a variety of liqueurs, such as vermouth, bitters, absinthe, and pelinkovac. An interesting fact about wormwood is that in the 18th century, it was sometimes used in place of hops to make beer. This species of wormwood’s unique flavor is also the reason that it is used as a primary flavor of the Korean dish songpyeon, as well as a flavor in Moroccan mint tea. This plant’s distinct odor is why it is used in a number of cosmetics, soaps, and perfumes. WARNING: The information provided in this auction has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not to be used as a substitute for advice from a medical professional. Please consult a licensed health care professional before deciding to take any of the aforementioned substances. It is important that they can look at your body type, diet, exercise regimen, and any other important details about your body to see which of these substances are right for you.