Herboplanet Tsa Artemisa Absinyhium 50 ml

Tsa Artemisa Absinyhium by Herboplanet is a supplement based on plant extracts, useful for counteracting disorders of the menstrual cycle. At the digestive level it regulates gastrointestinal motility and promotes the elimination of gas. The hydroalcoholic solution was carried out with the solanimus alchemical spagyric method (TSA) which includes all the phases of classical spagyria with the final addition of a specific phase of the alchemical philosophy. Spagyria and alchemy have come together to get the best out of the plant. The tincture of Artemisia absinthium is obtained by macerating the leaves and the flowering tops, just harvested in their balsamic time (July-September), in a solution composed of spagyric alcohol and water, following the Spagyric-Alchemical method of Solanimus. The plant contains (0.15-0.4%) bitter substances belonging to the group of sesquiterpene lactones, mainly absintin, which is a dimeric guaianolide (0.20-0.28%), also artabsine, matricine, anabsintine and others sesquiterpene lactones, e.g. the so-called pelenolids. It also contains essential oil (0.2-1.5%) consisting of terpene derivatives (α and β-thujone, trans-sabinylacetate, cis-epoxycimene or chrysanthenyl acetate, one of which, depending on the origin of the drug, may prevail up to 40% of the others; of the over 50 additional mono and sesquiterpenes, mention should be made of tujano, tujolo, linalool, cineol, α-bisabolol, α-curcumene and spatulenol), flavonoids, acid caffeic and other phenolcarboxylic acids, resins, tannin and probably small quantities of polyacetylenes. It is used for aperitif, appetite stimulating, stomachic, bitter-aromatic, carminative, choleretic, cholagogic, antispasmodic properties of the intestine and biliary tract, antiseptic, tonic, diuretic, febrifuge, vermifuge, emmenagogues. The essential oil exerts a mild hyperemizing action, for this characteristic Absinthe is indicated in chronic gastritis. Instead, the essential oil must not be taken pure, as in high doses it acts as a spasmogen, and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, urinary retention, dizziness and cramps, up to epileptoid manifestations. In the Middle Ages it was considered a panacea as a digestive bitter, antiscorbutic, antiscrofulous, febrifuge, antiepileptic, antirheumatic, vermifuge, etc. It was also used in folk medicine as an antimalarial. We recommend taking 25-40 drops three times a day, taken with water.