wormwood

Artemisinin which treats chloroquine resistant malaria was derived from wormwood after looking for inspiration in ancient Chinese medicine.

Tu Youyou again consulted traditional Chinese medicinal texts and they said wormwood should be used with cold water.

A third of the waters became wormwood, and many people died from the water, because it had been made bitter.

That, combined with their mild flavor (compared to things like wormwood), is why they are synonymous with beer production today.

I make wormwood soda, which is much higher wormwood content than absinthe, and have never had a hallucinogenic state, so yes, likely heavily overstated.

The team extracted artemisinin from the wormwood in cold water, and a new (and old) way of fighting malaria was born.

TFA is literally about a wormwood related drug being used to treat babies in africa.

Had something similar but not as bad, someone recommended I take wormwood and I’ve been totally regular since.

Most of what she found did not work, but wormwood did produce results.

Now that the white wormwood based treatment is known worldwide, there are questions about whether it should be kept in reserve like quinine.

The Chinese medicinal herb you're thinking about is sweet wormwood, from which we isolated artemisinin.

I suppose wormwood is an acquired taste, but it's one I happen to like.

I do not think we are talking about the same plant because "sweet wormwood" exists in Africa (a variant of it).

“There’s a sucker born every minute, and we’re gonna take ‘em for all they got” - Harry Wormwood in Matilda At least in the book/movie(s) Harry Wormwood faces consequences.

Wormwood is going to hear from Mom how she broke Johnny's phone and cost them $1100.

Wormwood is often propagated with cuttings so if someone bred a particularly flavorful or productive plant, it can take over the market.

Wormwood's decision to confiscate phones from students, preventing little Johnny from texting Mama when there's a lockdown, it's the law and her hands are tied.