Wormwood Indian Spirit

The Wormwood or Wormwood plant has gray-green leaves bearing small yellow flowers. The use of Absinth, in English, goes back thousands of years. Ancient Egypt (civilization) 3300 B.C. used these herbs to combat the ailment “Uka,” which remains a mystery to this day. The Bible also mentions Wormwood. This herb has a history of use and not just by consuming. Similarly, wormwood would be used in pre-Christian times for corpse burning. Absinthium Absinthium was placed all around and on the pyre. The reason this was done may have had to do with Absinthe’s hallucinatory effects. Because of these effects, this could be interpreted as coming into contact with the afterlife.

Ingredient

Wormwood – Absinthe Balm

Effects

Wormwood Indian Spirit has a calming effect and subtly stimulates creativity. When combined with alcohol or in large quantities, Absinth can result in hallucinogenic experiences.

Use

Add 40 grams to a bottle (0.7 liters) of vodka (or other alcoholic beverage). Allow to infuse for 2 weeks. Strain the drink and it is ready to use. If you have made Absinthe, try a small glass of the drink first. Then wait an hour to observe the effects. If you want to make tea from it, add 1 teaspoon to a cup of hot water and steep for 15 minutes. Do not use this drug regularly and do not take more than 1 gram per day.

Storage advice

Store this product in a dark cool place such as a kitchen cabinet and out of the reach of children.

Contents

Wormwood Indian Spirit – 50 grams

Warning

Wormwood can be dangerous to health when combined with certain medications, drugs, excessive use of alcohol or with MAOIs. Are you taking any medications? If so, always consult your doctor first and read your medication’s package insert to avoid health risks. Also, do not use Absinth if you are pregnant or nursing. Handle Wormwood Absinth responsibly and therefore do not participate in traffic when using it.