Absonutrix Artemisinin 580mg per Serving 4 oz Liquid, Helps Support Immunity, General Health Support, Easy Absorption, Third Party Tested, GMP-Certified Facility, Cruelty-Free, Made in The USA,

I recently started using a liquid supplement containing Artemisinin, and I must say it has been a positive experience so far. With 593 mg per serving, it offers substantial support for my immunity and general health.One of the things I appreciate about this product is its easy absorption. Being in liquid form, it allows for quick assimilation into the body, making it convenient to take regularly.The fact that it is third-party tested and comes from a GMP-certified facility gives me confidence in its quality and purity. I also appreciate that it is cruelty-free and made in the USA, aligning with my values as a consumer.As for the effects, I have noticed a boost in my overall well-being since incorporating this supplement into my routine. It seems to provide an extra level of support, and I jokingly feel like it's giving me some kind of "Night Panther" sorts of abilities.In conclusion, I am pleased with the benefits of this Artemisinin supplement. Its high dosage, easy absorption, and quality certifications make it a reliable choice for supporting immunity and general health. It's become a valuable addition to my wellness routine, and I look forward to continuing its use.

This Artemisinin arrives safety sealed in a quality glass dropper bottle that is easy to open and start enjoying right away. These seems pure and stronger than others I have tried and is effective I think with no side effects.

My doc uses artemisinin to treat a certain bacterial infection, so I thought I would try this product in place of my usual brand. The packaging is good. The bottle arrived safely and sealed well.But, I am confused about the mg in each serving. Is it really 593mg in 17drops? Is that possible, volume wise? Does that much fit in 17 drops? Is the 593mg in the whole bottle? If so, maybe it’s around 3mg per 17 drops (because of the 200 servings per bottle)!Artemisinin can be REALLY hard on the body, if the body is fighting certain bacterias, and you often have to work up in dose very, very slowly when treating them. A serving being about 3mg vs 593mg is a huge difference, and not being sure what the dose in a serving really is can make this a concerning product to take, even if it’s good quality.Other than that big issue, of not knowing for sure what mg you’re ingesting in a dose, the product seems fine. It has normal seeming ingredients to have in a tincture like this. Stevia can possibly have some health benefits when fighting certain bacterias as well, so that’s a bonus.

I take artemisinin daily because of the research showing that it can help kill cancer cells. I had a suprise BC diagnosis a few years ago and have been using it ever since. So far, the only brand of artemisinin I've found that is trustworthy is Nutricology/Allergy Research Group. Every other brand I've tried either has fillers, undisclosed ingredients, or virtually no artemisinin in it. This one falls into a new category - misleading labelling that makes me have to Mark Watney the bottle to figure out how much active ingredient it actually contains.The serving size is listed as 593mg per serving. Woah, that's a lot of artemisinin! I thought, so I snagged it. Health is Wealth though, and I need my artemisinin to be REAL and REAL POTENT. I take my anti-cancer supplements very seriously, so I always dig further. Absonutrix is not passing my basic think test with their 593mg claim though. Let me walk you through it!Milligrams (mg) are units of weight. Milliliters (ml) are units of volume. One milliliter of plain, pure water weighs 1 gram, with is 1,000 milligrams.One serving of Absonutrix's artemisinin is listed as 17 drops, OR *about* .59ml. Using the conversion above, .59 milliliters of water weighs 590 milligrams.Dissolving a solid in water doesn't negate it's weight. It becomes a solution, and the weight of each drop of liquid changes because the volume of liquid doesn't increase in proportion to the solids added. For example, one milliliter of saline actually weighs about 2g (2,000mg), depending on the amount of salt dissolved in the water.Ethanol weighs less, at about .789g per milliliter. There is less ethanol than water, but no ratios. Let's say 60% water, 40% ethanol. That gives me:.789g x .4 = .3156mg of alcohol1 x .6 = .6mg of waterTOTAL: 0.9156g of inert liquid per 1mlWhich leaves me a whopping .0844g of weight for artemisinin per 1ml of liquid, or about 84mg.With a serving being .593ml of liquid, .0844 x .593 = 50mg.Each serving of this can contain no more than 50mg of artemisinin, less than 10% of what the label claims, based on the assumption of 60% water, 40% alcohol.50mg isn't a bad dose (I take 100mg), but it's highly infuriating to me that I had to pull out conversion charts and make assumptions to get a rough idea of how much artemisinin this actually contains. And that idea is rough because I don't have an alcoholmeter and don't have time to figure it out with a hygrometer.If you're okay with guessing on active ingredients, you'll likely be less irritated than me. But considering the very important, sometimes dire reasons people use artemisinin, being unclear about dosage is entirely unacceptable.

This product caused stomach pain and aching and a headache, after taking it once. I would not recommend.

Packaged well, no leaks. The taste is weird but tolerable. I'm using it to help boost my immunity, I do have a bit more energy but I am on a couple of other supplements. More will be revealed in a couple of months when I get new blood work to determine if my immunity is up.

I like taking liquids , and typically hold under my tongue for max absorption. I"ve used Absonutrix liquid Galantamine for a few years with good results, so thought I would try this Artemisinin for helping with immune. I love their processing practices and feel they offer a great product, a little more expensive than others, but the quality is the best, and that's what counts.

I have not tried this yet. But, will be soon for general gut health. I am finishing up some caplets first. I have read it is not for long term use, but still need to research. This item came up, and I figured I would give it a try. It is probably easier to take in this form, and more versatile.