Malaria, immune system stimulant, cancer, leukemia, melanoma, HIV, antibacterial, antioxidant, antipyretic, antiparasitic, antiviral, immunosuppressive, newborn jaundice.
There are about 200 species of the Artemisia genus, which bloom in late summer with countless tiny, insignificant flowers; the wind is responsible for pollination.
It owes its name to the Greek goddess Artemis, great protector of women, considered the symbol of happiness.
Used by our ancestors at the time of childbirth and during pregnancy as protection, the leaves were used to make amulets and perfumes to ward off evil spirits, and poultices protected them from bites.
Each plant has its own particular moment of maximum alchemical power; in the case of Artemisia, this occurs during nights of the full moon.
These are good times to collect the plant, due to its connection with the deep and secret energies of the telluric currents of Mother Earth.
Its transmuting power is its ability to neutralize negative energies and catalyze positive ones.
The entire plant of artemisia is used, from the leaves to the root, they are called medicinal bitters, it is one of its active ingredients in addition to the volatile essential oils that exert a stimulating and fortifying effect on the entire digestive system, promoting bile flow.
From here we will focus on the most common species and those with the most medicinal uses.
Sweet Artemisia (Anniversary Artemisia) is a powerful antipyretic that has been used for centuries to treat fevers and more specifically malariaIt is an indispensable plant in Chinese medicine, where in addition to malaria it is used to treat jaundice. It should not be confused with wormwood (Artemisia absinthium), used in Europe as a digestive tonic and appetite stimulant. It must be said that the genus Artemisia It comprises about 400 species.
La Sagebrush Sweet is a annual plantl from temperate and subtropical countries, which grows to a considerable height (up to 2 metres in good conditions), its leaves are very aromatic and somewhat bitter in taste.
The leaves contain essential oils and artemisinin. For medicinal purposes, the dried leaf is used in infusion.
Currently in the Sweet revolution We are testing the cultivation of Sagebrush with the intention of working within the malaria program of the NGO Anamed International: More information
Watch the following videos of Josep Pamies talking about the Artemis Annua
Annual plant, every year it should be sown, planted or made into cuttings. It can be consumed throughout the crop but it has more medicinal properties when it begins to flower at the end of summer. Several cuttings can be made during the year or just one in autumn. It adapts to all types of soil, although it prefers very fertile soil. It needs light and regular watering, it can grow to 3 metres high and 1 metre wide if it is planted in May and it likes the soil.
Use for Malaria: 5 gr. per liter of water per day for 1 week. Preventive Use: 1 infusion per day. HIV: 3 infusions per day. Combine with Moringa oleifera.
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