How toxic is artemsia agyi form of moxa?

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    EricKim
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    We were advised to only get korean moxa and under no circumstances use regular moxa.

    I originally got my moxa fluff from insan.

    When i ran out…somehow it just disappeared from ky closet.

    I got artemsia vulgaris from the healthstore.

    It was weaker.( I burn like on the navel and its super effective)

    When i got to Vegas i found a ginseng store and purchased the artemsia agyi.

    It was super effective. Complete cure.

    I even ate a little bit to try it out.

    I went to the herb store in chinatown in Chicago to grab some and the clerk screamed.

    “GO TO WALGREENS!”

    I told him in the pokemon game they said charcoal was used to make herbal medicine.

    He asked what it did it the game.

    I don’t remember what i said to him with complete accuracy.

    But in the game it powers up fire energy…

    Now just burning it on my stomach provided a complete cure….so much so that even eliminating a hangover.

    I was cured.

    Now the question its it’s so good… why not eat it..obviously…. It is a herb.

    …i tasted it…it produced a noticeable lovely happiness.

    Question is what would have happened if i ate a large amount of artemsia agyi?

    I recently just visited a japanese grocery store and korean h mart.

    I noticed what appeared to me to be…raw moxa leafs in the … package….

    When asked I was told it was ssugk… a vaguely familiar word…and yes now i remember.

    I had correctly identified the plant and it was being sold under one of its nicknames chrysanthemon or shinguku or crown daisy..Not called moxa or mugwort.(Mugwort is known as chrysanthemon weed, under nicknames in herbal medical books)

    I asked at h mart and one korean girl was impressed and said “good job!”.

    Now i have the h mart moxa. Cured it myself and rolled it in seaweed and made Little charcoal rolls just like at the herbal medicine shop.

    (Mugwort is called sailor’s tobacco, if you try to cure tobacco the smoke burns out all the nicotine) In alchemy you have to fix the principles in some herbs or crystalize them. This is why it is instructed to always burn like a rice grain.

    Underneath the burnt rice in korean is an herb. This is compressed charcoal. Or A Coke.

    The active constitutes can’t evaporate.

    Also adding some form of fat.

    Sung says most people died because they did not have soap and water

    I thought he meant in wine. Like olive oil.
    Now i know people commonly mix herbal medience with salty fat or cheese.

    Question is had i never walked into the grocery store and saw “crown daisy” chrysanthemon…mugwort

    had i used the artemsia agyi instead of the korean moxa from the grocery store or the insan moxa(that I originally purchased)…

    What would have happened?

    I know all herbs are toxic.

    I use to eat non organic “black” garlic and cabbage i made at the house.

    But I broke out in horrible rashes. I thought it was detox and stopped eating..

    The herbs were incredibly effective.

    Black garlic felt like falling in love

    Cabbage makes ones temperature increase and kind of reminded me of drinking alcohol.

    Had i not walked into the japanese grocery stores and h mart and found the moxa…

    Would the artemsia agyi…had done anything bad

    Like tobacco it appears you can just eat it and it gives you a like type of joy.

    Without the potassium or sodium needed it like other popular herbs.

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