Artemisinin (QHS) is a sesquiterpene lactone compound extracted from the traditional Chinese herbal medicine Qinghao (Artemisia Annua), characterized by its unique peroxide bridge structure. As a highly effective, fast-acting, and low-toxicity anti-malarial drug, Artemisinin demonstrates significant efficacy against various types of malaria, including cerebral malaria, malignant malaria, and tertian malaria. Due to its excellent pharmacological properties, Artemisinin has become the World Health Organization's recommended first-line treatment for malaria, making a substantial contribution to global malaria prevention and control efforts.
Medicine: Artemisia Annua oil is primarily used to treat chronic bronchitis, pharyngitis, and cough. It has various effects, including antibacterial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.
Daily Chemicals: Artemisia Annua oil is commonly used in personal care products due to its antibacterial and moisturizing effects.
Others: Artemisia Annua oil is also used in cosmetics, health products, and the food industry.