German title: Alpensegen Eberraute

The Southernwood is a species of the genus Artemisia in the daisy family (Asteracea). It is a relative of wormwood. The semi-shrubby herbaceous plant was once cultivated in herbal gardens and in monasteries. The plant is rich in essential oils, bitter substances and tannin.

Thanks to its spicy, aromatic, bitter taste southernwood was formerly used as a spice for fatty foods.

Recommended Use:

• take 2-3 x 7 drops under the tongue, 30 minutes before or after a meal

Long-term use:

• 3-6 Months: Take 3x10 drops under the tongue, 30 minutes before or after a meal
• After using for 4-12 weeks, take a break for at least 3-4 weeks

Spray

• Spray: you can spray the spray in your mouth up to 3 x daily. Spray 5 pumps in your mouth and do not eat or drink for 10 minutes afterwards.
• You can also spray the product over your head and breathe in deeply. This dose is recommended for children, although they should take less. Children six and up can use the spray.
• You can also rub the drops into your stomach, back or the crook of your arm.
• The drops should be taken neatly or diluted with a little water sublingually. Take before or 30 minutes after eating.
• You can also add the drops to bathwater or warm water.

Please note:

1. You can take the drops with a little water, take under the tongue 30 minutes before or after eating.
2. Hold the liquid in your mouth before swallowing