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Kosso (Hagenia abyssinica) is one of the most antique remedies, used to expell tapeworms from the intestines.
Coming back to science, the amount of kosso taken at any given time is not standardized, and the method of preparation varies from household to household.
In view of the toxicity associated with the chronic use of kosso, it doesn't appear to be an herbal medicine of choice for treating tapeworm infestation.
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