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Artemisia annua

English: Artemisia/ Sweet Wormwood/ Sweet Annie, Kikuyu: Muhato, Kipsigis: Sisimwet, Luo: Nyumba, Maasai: Ol-tikambu, Maragoli: Sesimwa,

Family: Asteraceae

The leaves are used to manage painful crumps, unblock the fallopian tube, and regulate menses. A tablespoon of artemisia powder in a liter of hot water for 15-20 mins. 1 glass is taken twice a day.
For malaria, 2 tablespoons of dried leaf powder are soaked in 1 l of boiling water for 15 mins and then filtered. It is then divided into 4 equal parts and drunk every 6 hrs. for 7 days. For children from 10-16 yrs., 4gms of dried leaves powder soaked in 1/2 liter of hot water as above. Divide into 4 equal parts and 2 grams in 1/2 a liter for children 6-10 meals. Give after 6hrs
For children up to 6 years, don't use without professional supervision
For skin conditions like eczema, an ointment can be made from its leaves and applied to the affected spots.

Artemisia annua

appetizer


Pneumonia


Regulating menstruation


Oral thrush


Typhoid


Painful menstrual cramps


Intestinal worms


gastro


HIV


Menstrual problems


Fungal infection


Immune boosting


Haemorrhoids


Wounds


Eye infection


unblocks fallopian tubes


Runny/ stuff nose


Pubic lice


Indigestion


Malaria


hormonal imabalance



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