cool, ill try it if i can get some. |
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Ive already posted a thread about wormwood, but now that all of the snow melted and plants are growing, i picked some more wormwood to make tea with. |
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-vusiliyk
cool, ill try it if i can get some. |
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Very interesting, thanks for the info |
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I don't understand how you can drink that stuff... i'd rather go to a buffet then do shots of ipecac than have to drink a mugfull of that stuff. |
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its not that bad with a mixture of another tea and a lot of sugar |
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-vusiliyk
Wormwood is a close relative of Mugwort which would explain why it works so well. Mugwort is another good herb to aid in lucid dreaming and dream recall. Put the two together and you have a great lucid/dream aid |
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Wormwood was the basic ingredient of Absinth; Artemisia absinthium |
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You would have to take a large and harmfull amount of wormwood by itself to get any serious psychoactive effects. Mixing it with marijuana gives a different kind of high which I like, however. |
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Tastes absolutely morbid, but worth it. It is the most effective herb for dreaming I've ever found. |
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Also, to clear up a myth, Thujone has little to no effect in Absinthe, contrary to popular belief. An individual would die from alcohol poisoning far, far before he felt the effects of thujone, which consist of convulsions and seizures. Here's one of the many studies done for reference: http://www.thujone.info/thujone-absinthe-5.html |
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Last edited by Mismagius; 12-03-2014 at 02:52 AM. Reason: removed link to online store
You might want to find a better source of wormwood. If it is a heavily travelled road, then herbs that you gather from next to them can pick up heavy metals from the car fumes. You might want to consider digging some up and planting it in your yard as far away from a road as you can get or try to find some as far away from the roads as you can. |
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thats exactly what i did, but still, its actually a road that cars pass at a rate of only like one a minute |
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-vusiliyk
There is a bunch of reliable vendors online which sell wormwood. The usual price is 114 grams for eight (8.00) dollars. I am not sure what Dreamviews stance on posting vendor information is, so I will not post any. |
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i found wormwood plants at the gardening section onf my walmart... for those of you in sunny parts of america. |
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-vusiliyk
there's also wormwood supplements you can buy at Vitamin stores or possibly your local supermarket, but some people don't like it in a pill. |
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potency is an issue because a lot of herbal supplement manufactures skimp on the active ingredients. Some more then others. Even if they don't skimp, the processes used to get them into pill form can harm the active ingredients. |
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Last edited by PhilosopherStoned; 06-04-2009 at 05:59 PM.
Do you think they grow in the UK? |
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Have you tried the capsules? |
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I just ordered 1lb of dried/cut wormwood and mugwort on Amazon. I'll experiment with making a potent (but not horrific) tea blend when they arrive |
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Sorry to resurrect a two-year-old thread, but the first post in this thread was the one that made me try wormwood for WBTB, so it made sense to follow up here. Using wormwood has brought me lucid dreams three times out of three attempts so far. |
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Last edited by destineer; 11-29-2014 at 11:09 PM.
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