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In large doses it can be toxic and yes cause you to go insane, blind, and other crispy critters. Used responsibility it can be amazing tool such as a sweat Lodge food or sleep depravation. It is similar to any healing drug or medicine of the 20th and 21st century in many respects.

Absinthe was the drink of choice among artist and writers in the mid to late19th century. It inspired poets and appeared in works by Pablo Picasso (left) and Vincent Van Gogh (right). It was drank by the scandalous playwright Oscar Wilde, the eccentric Toulouse-Lautrec, the poets Charles Baudelaire and Edgar Allen Poe, and the famous 20th century author Ernest Hemingway, just to mention a few.
By the end of the 19th century, the use of absinthe was widespread, and in France, it was as popular as wine. In the cafs of Paris, the cocktail hour bacame known as "L'Heure Verte", the Green Hour.

Absinthe is a drink that contains a high-level of alcohol, typically 68%. The most important ingredient of Absinthe is the herb wormwood (Artimisia Absinthium); it is what sets it apart from other drinks and is how it acquired its name. The essential oils in wormwood contains the chemical Thujone, which is a toxin when taken in large amounts. Thujone is said to be responsible for Absinthe's mysterious effects.

I woke up this morning and found seven grey hairs on my head Does this qualify me as a geezer??