I literally almost turned the video off bc of your opener Ad. I thought for sure it was gonna be a full video ad!! I was wrong, but that could be hurting your new views...? Also, Nice work! Thanks!
I downloaded something for free and never saw an ad again. Now, ads don't bother me, just the unresourceful people who can't figure this out. Look for the stop sign.
This is just a fantastic video on an herbal medicine I've heard so much about and had to wonder what scientific research reveals. Liked and subscribed. Thank you, Nyishar! My deepest respects! Blessings of Peace and Well-being to you. Shonagh Susmita.
This video is the science chapter taken from the full length video on Mugwort that was uploaded last week called: Mugwort ~ Medicine & Magic. It contains a lot more information on identifying the plant and it’s many traditional uses. You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/58EhiX6uBg4/video.htmlfeature=shared
@@aliencblakeRenovating a house and learning carpentry. A lot of gardening and studying wild plants. It was important to disconnect from online stuff for a while. Reset things. Good to come back on here and show some of the things I’ve been working on though. Hope you’ve been well.
Yes I am also saddened that this information is often exclusively produced from in vivo trials. However, this video is merely a chapter from a much larger video on Mugwort, where traditional history of use (spanning millennia) was also explored first. The scientific data chapter was simply confirming and solidifying all of the age-old traditional uses that were practiced without any sort of animal experimentation. Yet if I do not include the more recent clinical data, I would have many more comments from people stating their disappointment that I extrapolate extensively from folk medicine traditions without citing any scientific literature. Therefore, finding a balance from a multitude of sources provides a more complete, holistic presentation overall.
This is how to make an informative video. Gold medal.
Glad to know it resonated!
I literally almost turned the video off bc of your opener Ad. I thought for sure it was gonna be a full video ad!! I was wrong, but that could be hurting your new views...? Also, Nice work! Thanks!
I downloaded something for free and never saw an ad again. Now, ads don't bother me, just the unresourceful people who can't figure this out. Look for the stop sign.
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Thank you so much ❤
Artemisinin is absolutely used as antiviral agent and studied conventionally. Also being recommended for Sjögren's 🎉🎉🎉
Wonderful video great information
Amazing video dude keep up the good work
Really well done and I shall be growing it henceforth
This is just a fantastic video on an herbal medicine I've heard so much about and had to wonder what scientific research reveals. Liked and subscribed. Thank you, Nyishar!
My deepest respects! Blessings of Peace and Well-being to you. Shonagh Susmita.
Excellent video! Thanks
Thanks so much for sharing! Great work Paul!
Thank you Bridgette!
Very interesting, thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the upload. ❤
No problem.
@phish64209Thank you - it’s good to be making videos again.
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Very informative! Thank you!
Cool!
Thank you very much for your great Video👍👍👍👍... As all your other Videos are allways great!!!!
Thank you that is very kind of you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@Nyishar I follow you since your BMX Years 😀... and enjoy every single one of your video!
@@ViertelfranzoseI appreciate the support!
I'd thought it was Artemisia Annua that worked with malaria. Interesting to find out mugwort is also of benefit.
Greetings & Gratitude
Many thanks 🙏🏼
I was hoping to identify the plant in the wild, and hear about how to use it. 😊
This video is the science chapter taken from the full length video on Mugwort that was uploaded last week called: Mugwort ~ Medicine & Magic. It contains a lot more information on identifying the plant and it’s many traditional uses. You can watch it here: czcams.com/video/58EhiX6uBg4/video.htmlfeature=shared
Wow its been a long time.
It has indeed… this is the second upload in a week though 😀
@@Nyishar yes I've just seen that. What u been doing of late
@@aliencblakeRenovating a house and learning carpentry. A lot of gardening and studying wild plants. It was important to disconnect from online stuff for a while. Reset things. Good to come back on here and show some of the things I’ve been working on though. Hope you’ve been well.
I am disappointed that you extrapolate extensivily from animal experimentation.
Yes I am also saddened that this information is often exclusively produced from in vivo trials. However, this video is merely a chapter from a much larger video on Mugwort, where traditional history of use (spanning millennia) was also explored first. The scientific data chapter was simply confirming and solidifying all of the age-old traditional uses that were practiced without any sort of animal experimentation. Yet if I do not include the more recent clinical data, I would have many more comments from people stating their disappointment that I extrapolate extensively from folk medicine traditions without citing any scientific literature. Therefore, finding a balance from a multitude of sources provides a more complete, holistic presentation overall.
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