Overview
What is Artemisia annua?
What are Artemisia annua’s main benefits?
What are Artemisia annua’s main drawbacks?
How does Artemisia annua work?
Dosage information
In clinical research 150–300 mg of Artemisia annua extract twice daily has been used for up to 9 months for symptoms of arthritis.[6][7] In another clinical study, sublingual drops of glycerinated pollen extracts of Artemisia annua at a dosage of 2400 biological units daily for up to 32 weeks reduced symptoms of allergic rhinitis.[8] Historically, Artemisia annua leaves have been consumed as a vegetable in Western Asia.[1]
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Artemisia extract supplementation improved insulin resistance to a moderate–large degree in people with impaired glycemic control but did not affect other relevant outcomes (e.g., fasting plasma glucose, insulin, glycated hemoglobin). However, most of the trials analyzed in this study were of poor methodological quality.
Frequently asked questions
Why should the Artemisia annua herb NOT be used for malaria?
What are other names for Artemisia annua?
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