Wormwood
exhibits bitter, carminative, anti-microbial, and
anthelmintic properties.
Traditionally, Wormwood has been used in a wide range of conditions, most of
which have been vindicated by scientific analysis of the herb. It is primarily
used as a bitter, and therefore has the effect of stimulating and invigorating
the whole of the digestive process.
Wormwood may be used where there is indigestion, especially when due to a deficient quantity, or quality, of gastric juice. Wormwood is also a powerful remedy in the treatment of worm infestations, especially roundworm and pinworm. It may also be used to help the body deal with fever and infections. Due to its general tonic action, Wormwood will be of benefit in many diverse conditions because it benefits the body in many general ways.
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