Wormwood is mentioned in the bible. It is the name of a star that falls and turns the waters of the earth green and bitter. It can be toxic over time as the ammount consumed increases. I advise against this one generally, although it can be used as a medicine. I've used it as medicine, and many other cultures have as well. But after becoming a Christian and seeing how the bible depicts it, and learning of its darker connections of dark occultism, I will no longer use it. There are plenty of other plants which have medicinal properties without the potential dark stigma and negatives. Also in bible symbolism, a star is an angel, and an angel is a ministering spirit. So a falling star that turns the water green and bitter is something which symbolically is demonic. There are the trees of life, and the trees of death, medicinal plants, poisonous plants.
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image(w.h.o. logo, medical caduceus, the swastika, five pointed star, etc), or any likeness(pharma's made synthetically, based off naturally occuring chemicals found in plants, like fake thc and lab made nicotine, reproductions, clones, immitations, mRNA, GMO's and other such abominations) or anything that is in the heavens above(star symbols, astrology symbols), nor the earth beneath. Thou shalt not bown down thyselves to them(submit to the authority of), or serve them(work for). For I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children, unto the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, and shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me and keep my commandments.