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Artemisia annua (sweet wormwood) hunt


waterboy 2.0

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Anyone growing Artemisia annua (Sweet Wormwood)? Would love some access to leaf material, but a solid lead onto seed/stock would be very sweet people if aware of one.

 

Got a need to experiment and guinea pig myself...lol:wink:

 

 

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no malaria:wink:, but where I am at is responding to antimalarials and corticosteroids.

 

Been researching around TCM and has been used for fever, amongst other things including hybrid TCM/"modern" medicine approaches in China today for my kind of fuckedness ...... (The Fuckedness I call it...lol)

 

For the interested and others..lol...I am after the artemisinin, a funky unique little compound that the mode of action is still not understood. But its assumed that it does funky things to "red blood cells" (a bit more complex that that, also has a shit ton of binding sites). Which I am already doing with anti-malarial therapy:wink: 

 

In a nutshell - I've got some some skillz,kit and time, safety profile looks good to me (taken worse...lol:lol:).

 

EDIT - I dunno if this species is in Aus, but dont get if ya dont ask:wink:

 

and for drug structure nerds, the peroxide "bridge" is interesting

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http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=055B6D8C67B28FA191DC1E2333950FB9

 

 

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hey mate, i should be able to help. Ive got a couple of very small plants going that i managed to coax out of some old seed ive had for years.

Once they are a bit bigger i can send you one. I want the other for fresh seed- they have a pretty quick life cycle.

 

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Hi all, just wondering if the 'Sweet wormwood' which contains Artemisinin is different to the common one? Also, does the common one contain Artemisinin?  Does anyone know if a daily tea of wormwood would contain similar Artemisinin and how many grams of dried material would be safe to drink to gain medicinal benefits?

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