Absinthe

Description

Artemisia absinthium, also known as Wormwood or Green Ginger, was used to make the psychoactive alcoholic liqueur “Absinthe” and was very popular in the late 19th century before it became prohibited.

Absinthe was a favorite of many creative artists and intellectuals. Several species of Artemisia are smoked for visionary effect by various American tribes. Thujone is thought to be the secret active substance responsible for the unusual mind-altering effects of this magical herb.

Effects
Can give a peaceful and soothing feeling.

Usage
Absinthe is traditionally smoked or drinked as tea to give you a mild high.

Ingredients
Artemisia Absinthium

Warning
Excessive doses may be toxic. First try a small amount to test your reaction. Use responsibly, occasionally and in moderation.