Does it have the toxic wormwood (Thujone) or is it Thujone free?
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It's Artemisia absinthium; therefore, I would say "yes," off the top of my head, it most likely has thujone. however, I did not have any psychedelic reaction. For the other folks here that commented, artemisia absinthium does normally contain thujone, and artemisia absinthium is in fact what this product has as an ingredient.
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You can always go to the Now Foods website...and then you can contact them and ask them directly...i suggest you do this if you want to be 100% sure...this is the best solution to your question. :)).....good luck I hope everything goes well for you.
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Yes, but the thujone content is low. Here is the response I received from NOW Foods themselves:"While wormwood is a natural source of thujone, we only use wormwood as a one of 3 ingredients in this formula. The small amount of wormwood extract is safe and not considered an issue when used as directed. The thujone content would be low. Short-term use (two to four weeks) of a wormwood tea or tincture has not resulted in any reports of significant side effects. One study found there were no side effects when using less than 1 ml tincture three times per day for as long as nine months to promote digestive function. Of course we do not advise that long of a period of time." Yes, but the thujone content is low. Here is the response I received from NOW Foods themselves:"While wormwood is a natural source of thujone, we only use wormwood as a one of 3 ingredients in this formula. The small amount of wormwood extract is safe and not considered an issue when used as directed. The thujone content would be low. Short-term use (two to four weeks) of a wormwood tea or tincture has not resulted in any reports of significant side effects. One study found there were no side effects when using less than 1 ml tincture three times per day for as long as nine... » Read More Yes, but the thujone content is low. Here is the response I received from NOW Foods themselves:"While wormwood is a natural source of thujone, we only use wormwood as a one of 3 ingredients in this formula. The small amount of wormwood extract is safe and not considered an issue when used as directed. The thujone content would be low. Short-term use (two to four weeks) of a wormwood tea or tincture has not resulted in any reports of significant side effects. One study found there were no side effects when using less than 1 ml tincture three times per day for as long as nine months to promote digestive function. Of course we do not advise that long of a period of time." « Show Less
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Anything made with Artemesia has thujone, but the amount is so low that it is harmless. Absinthe is still legal in Europe and it has to have less than 35 mg/kg thujone. This product most likely has orders of magnitude less. It depends on the distillation process. If alcohol is used to extract the oil then the levels of thujone will be higher. If this is a pressed or water based process the levels are very low. Psychedelic reactions are only experienced by people deliberately overdosing on concentrated absinthe products with very high levels of thujone.
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Hi, Lucia, in order to have that particular question answered you would need to go to the Punati website or contact the manufacturer directly to have that answered correctly. I highly recommend the product, but that does not mean that it is 100% toxic free. Good luck.
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Good question. It only says 100% mom toxic on the bottle but doesn't list any ingredients. That being said, I was pleased writhe results on our leather couch.
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Manzanitashop branches are 100% natural and completely free of chemicals like herbicides and pesticides. These branches are not sandblasted so I recommend soaking them in water before use in an aquarium. You may want to research this procedure to get more specific advise before purchasing.
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We were told it is a root extract from Ecuador. I apologize I cannot provide more detail.
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No it has some funky bacteria and metals in it- The only company I have found that will freely give a clean test is Pur Black. they post it on their web site and they sell a real potent resin.
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Don't know what's in the Vahalla Wood Preservative so I would not use it. Might ask the manufacturer.
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No it is cedar and I wouldn't want to risk a bird picking at it and ingesting something toxic.
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It is reprocessed wood pulp ~ very ego friendly and since it is a natural earth product it is also people friendly ~ hope this helped
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Paraben free, no toxin's ... We will update the website with more specific information soon. Thank you for your questions.
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It does not state "organic" on the package (I searched), however it's from the Vermont woods and I don't think people would be going out into the woods and spraying poisons. That said, I don't know.
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Not sure. It's says it is 100% pure and natural. It is non-toxic to humans birds earthworms in animals. I believe it's more of a disease fighter and insect killer. The company is Organic Dews in India.website is WWW.organicdewscom. Can't hurt to try. Let me know if it does. DIRT DOCTOR website might have suggestions.
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Manufacturer says its non toxic to animals and humans. I personally haven't tried it.
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Yes - free from all. It is 1300mg of pure leaf & stem from the Guanabana tree. Other ingredient is the vegetable capsule. That is it. IF you are thinking of taking graviola - pure leaf & stem is what you want.
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I would go to their web site and ask them. There are two bottles and each has a long list. Too many for me to type here. It has the typical wormwood and black walnut.
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I'm looking at the jar. It's non-gmo verified. It does not specifically "pesticide free" or "organic".
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I don't know. But it does have fungicide in it. Are you okay with growing what you eat next to that? Maybe see what Mother Earth news says about building raised beds.