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*Support our YouTube channel: Medicinal Herbs & Herbal Samples* Hello dear herbal friends! We are thrilled that you are visiting our YouTube channel, where we explore the fascinating world of medicinal herbs. Our goal is to share the ancient knowledge about herbs and their applications with you and give you practical tips for everyday use. Why donate? With your support we can: **Produce more valuable content**: From detailed instructions on how to identify and use medicinal herbs to exciting DIY projects. **Purchase better equipment**: High-quality video and audio equipment enables us to create the best videos for you. **Provide herbal samples**: We want to offer you the opportunity to try some of the herbs we talk about for yourself. Your donations help us prepare and send these samples for you. **Fund research and travel**: In order to introduce you to the most exciting and rare medicinal herbs, we often have to travel to different regions and conduct extensive research. Every contribution counts! Your donation helps us to continue improving the channel and to reach more people with the knowledge of the wonderful healing powers of nature. If you would like to support our channel and our mission, just click on the following link: https://paypal.me/GermanHeilpflanzen Thank you for your support and trust in our work. Together we can make the world of medicinal herbs accessible and understandable for everyone! With kind regards, Your Elisabeth from Learn German --- Artemisia annua, also known as annual mugwort or annual wormwood, is a plant found in various parts of the world. It is particularly well known for its medicinal uses. The plant contains artemisinin, an active ingredient used in the treatment of malaria. Artemisia annua has feathery leaves and small yellow flowers. The use of Artemisia annua is historically documented in traditional Chinese medicine, but in recent decades it has become known worldwide due to its effectiveness in malaria treatment. Artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) are now an important part of malaria treatment and control. There is also research interest in the plant for potential applications in cancer control and other medical fields.