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Artemisinin from sweet wormwood treats not just malaria but also CANCER

July 05, 2023 -

Research published in the journal Pharmacology & Therapeutics explains that repurposing drugs for other purposes, such as artemisinin for cancer, "can significantly shorten new therapeutic discovery pathways, ensuring greater accessibility and affordability globally."

"Cancer is a leading cause of death globally and the majority of cancer related deaths occur in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs) where conventional treatment options are often limited by financial cost," ...

WHO: Artemisinin is a powerful remedy against malaria

June 30, 2023 -

Artemisinin, a natural constituent derived from the Artemisia annua plant, also known as sweet wormwood, as well as its derivatives, are described by the WHO as "powerful medicines known for their ability to swiftly reduce the number of Plasmodium parasites in the blood of patients with malaria."

In order to effectively control malaria once it starts spreading, powerful anti-malarial medicines are necessary, of which artemisinin and its various derivatives are ...

Dr. McCullough warns: Getting jabbed multiple times with mRNA COVID “vaccines” could promote “turbo cancer”

October 12, 2023 -

Dr. McCullough unpacked a prominent theory bearing much credibility that cancer is only allowed to form inside a human body when certain "multiple different processes" are impacted, even if a "single source of exposure" is responsible for triggering these multiple different processes.

The single source of exposure that Dr. McCullough was referring to is, of course, Fauci Flu shots. Citing the "Multi-Hit Hypothesis of Carcinogenesis" proposed by Sutherland and J.C. Bailar ...

The antibacterial activity of wild Moroccan Artemisia essential oil

July 25, 2019 -

Based on these findings, the research team concluded that A. ifranensis essential oil has strong antibacterial activity against S. aureus.

Read more studies on the antibacterial activity of essential oils from plants like A. ifranensis at EssentialOils.news.

Journal Reference:

Elazzouzi H, Khabbal Y, Bouachrine M, Zair T, Alaoui El Belghiti M. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND IN VITRO ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF ARTEMISIA IFRANENSIS J. ...

Artemisia ifranensis essential oil confirmed to have strong antibacterial properties

November 21, 2019 -

For the study, the research team extracted the essential oil of the wild Moroccan Artemisia plant during its vegetative and early blooming stages. Then, they analyzed the chemical composition of the essential oil. In addition, the team tested the antibacterial activity of the essential oil against pathogen germs isolated from hospitals.

After assessing the chemical composition of the essential oil, the research team found that beta-Thujone was the most abundant compound ...

Ethanol extracts from Artemisia princeps can inhibit cariogenic activity of Streptococcus mutans

February 12, 2020 -

Based on these findings, the researchers concluded that A. princeps can inhibit the cariogenic activity of S. mutans and may be useful as an anti-cariogenic agent.

Read the full study at this link.

Journal Reference:

Yang Y, Hwang EH, Park BI, Choi NY, Kim KJ, You YO. ARTEMISIA PRINCEPS INHIBITS GROWTH, BIOFILM FORMATION, AND VIRULENCE FACTOR EXPRESSION OF STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS. Journal of Medicinal Food. 07 June ...

Artemisia capillaris (wormwood) found to stimulate mineralization of bone, prevent bone loss

June 06, 2019 -

In conclusion, the researchers concluded that capillary wormwood may be a promising herbal medicine used to treat or prevent osteoporotic bone diseases.

For more studies on medicinal plants that support bone health such as capillary wormwood, visit PlantMedicine.news.

Journal Reference:

Lee CJ, Shim KS, Ma JY. ARTEMISIA CAPILLARIS ALLEVIATES BONE LOSS BY STIMULATING OSTEOBLAST MINERALIZATION AND SUPPRESSING OSTEOCLAST DIFFERENTIATION ...

Toxic malaria vaccine to be tested in Africa, even after Health Ranger reports on a botanical alternative with an astounding 100% cure rate

May 02, 2017 -

Interestingly, on some fronts, the tide has definitely been turning in the war against malaria. In the 15 years from 2000 to 2015, there was a 62 percent reduction in the number of people dying from malaria, as well as a 41 percent reduction in the total number of diagnoses. This has largely been due to the hard work of NGOs and other groups on the ground who have been educating people about avoiding the disease by using mosquito nets and other control measures, making people more ...

Herbal medicine achieves stunning 100% cure rate for malaria after all pharmaceutical drugs left patients to DIE

May 15, 2017 -

The Artemisia annua plant, also known by the common name "sweet wormwood," and a derivative of the plant called "artemisinin" is often used in what is called "artemisinin combination therapy," or ACT for short. The chemical extract is used in combination with other drugs in an effort to combat malaria. But, a new report has documented how even though the pharma treatment and the plant may have a common compound, the two are worlds away from each other in terms of effectiveness....

Scientists stunned as dried leaves achieve 100% CURE RATE among critically ill MALARIA patients after all pharma drugs failed

April 24, 2017 -

The plant-based medicine achieved a 100% cure rate, and all 18 patients fully recovered. Details of the stunning success of plant-based medicine to cure patients where pharmaceutical drugs completely failed are published in a study entitled, "Artemisia annua dried leaf tablets treated malaria resistant to ACT and i.v. artesunate: case reports." The study was led by Pamela Weathers, PhD, professor of biology and biotechnology at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)....

MEDICAL PREPPING: Malaria cure with 100% success rate easily available as herbal supplement

January 20, 2019 -

The World Health Organization (WHO) calls this problem “an urgent public health concern, threatening the sustainability of the ongoing global effort to reduce the burden of malaria.” Fortunately, a plant used in traditional Amazonian, Chinese and African medicine for centuries as a malaria cure has recently come under the spotlight in Western medicine, with amazing results.

A study led by Pamela Weathers, a professor of biology and biotechnology at the Worcester Polytechnic ...

Chinese shrub offers best cure for deadly malaria

February 04, 2007 - naturalnews.com printable article

Chinese shrub offers best cure for deadly malaria

The shrub, Artemisia annua, or Chinese wormwood, first became a part of Chinese medical knowledge more than 1,600 years ago, and has long been an effective way for humans to fight the infectious and fatal disease.The impact of contracting malaria is wide-ranging, from flu-like symptoms to, in some cases, death. Pregnant women and children are especially susceptible. It is estimated ...

Chemicals causing malaria outbreaks across Africa as mosquitoes grow increasingly resistant to insecticides

December 14, 2017 -

The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that over 212 million people were diagnosed with the disease in 2015, and for 429,000 of them, the disease proved to be fatal.

In contrast, the whole world went crazy about the Zika virus, which is also transmitted by mosquitoes, but deaths from this illness are rare, and only one-in-five infected people even exhibits symptoms.

Experts claim to have reduced the incidences of malaria by 29 percent since 2010, through ...

Mainstream media pushing malaria vaccine while refusing to mention that wormwood herb has a 100% cure rate

May 08, 2017 -

The vaccine will be tested on over 120,000 infected children between the ages of 5 and 17 months – the age group most affected by malaria. The World Health Organization (WHO) is claiming that this vaccine will save tens of thousands of lives, reducing the incidence of malaria in this age group by 40 percent, reducing the number of severely affected patients by a third, and lowering the number of complications resulting in hospitalization and other interventions significantly.

There ...

Chinese shrub offers best cure for deadly malaria

February 04, 2007 - Chinese shrub offers best cure for deadly malaria

Sunday, February 04, 2007 by: M.T. WhitneyTags: malaria, healing herbs, chinese wormwoodThe shrub, Artemisia annua, or Chinese wormwood, first became a part of Chinese medical knowledge more than 1,600 years ago, and has long been an effective way for humans to fight the infectious and fatal disease.The impact of contracting malaria is wide-ranging, from flu-like symptoms to, in some cases, death. Pregnant ...

The mortality rate for covid-19 is falling rapidly, and here’s how we can continue to improve it

September 29, 2020 -

If an individual does become infected, the CDC has prepared a “current best estimate” of the mortality rate based on data collected from March through September and taking into consideration the R naught factor.The mortality rate for covid-19 should only concern those ages 70 and up

Based on an R naught factor of 2.5, children between the ages of 1 and 19, if infected, are only at a .00003 risk of dying. The risk to schoolchildren is so low; schools should have never ...

If a natural cure for coronavirus is ever proven, this Chinese Medicine herb is likely to be the one (and no, we don’t sell it)

March 17, 2020 -

James explained that repurposing existing medications is often the fastest path to treating those infected by the virus in a novel way.

“That would be really exciting, because it’s a drug that already has FDA approval, and it is readily available,” she said.  “If it works, it might treat COVID-19 almost instantly.”

Wider studies are now underway to confirm the results.

Chloroquine is best known as a malaria treatment, and it seems very likely to be helpful ...

BIG PHARMA FAIL: Researchers are scouring Medieval books in search for cures against antibiotic-resistant superbugs

April 20, 2017 -

Among the discoveries Connelly and her team made was a 1,000-year old eyesalve recipe against sties. The pilot study, published by the American Society of Microbiology in 2015, discussed Bald's eyesalve from “Bald's Leechbook”, an Old English medical text. The recipe called for wine, garlic, an Allium plant and ox gall (bile from the stomach of a cow) to be mixed and left to stand in a brass vessel for nine nights. Connelly and her team found that Bald's eyesalve was a powerful ...