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The long-term use of wormwood oil containing thujone, or alcoholic drinks containing thujone oil (e.g., absinthe) can be addictive and cause seizures, brain damage, temporary kidney failure, and possibly death.
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You took wormwood intestinal detox and drank a little alcohol you felt drugged Is this normal?
Wow -- really hard to say! Wormwood, Artemisia absinthiumor one of the other Artemisia genus, are typically illegal in the US and most other Western countries. Wormwood is an alkaloidal toxin with halluncinogenic properties, used about 100 years ago in the creation of Absinthe. I am unaware of any curative properties of this dangerous substance. If it really was wormwood (and not just something else called wormwood), I'm not surprised you felt drugged.
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