Granted. Your advertisement (and the knowledge of what all the chemicals on it are) spread like wildfire. Your misspelling of "deoxyribonucleic" also catches on. This offends some nerds, who make the rest of your life a living hell in retribution for your inadvertent propagation of this mistake.
I wish I were a robot.
Seriously though, on the chemicals...
Absinthe is a highly aromatic (or so I've been told--never seen any firsthand) spirit made by distilling certain herbs and spices in alcohol.
Wormwood is used to make absinthe.
Deoxyribonucleic acid is better known as DNA.
You probably know what sulfuric acid is.
Lysergic acid diethylamide is better known as LSD.
Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol is THC, the active ingredient in marijuana.
You know what oxygen is.
Ethanol is ethyl alcohol aka grain alcohol
Methane is obvious enough, but I don't know "kinniku methane" so I can't help you there.
Ik den Holie Graalen is a mystery to me.
I think everyone here knows what the next thing on the list is. I can't say it because the forum bleeps it out, but it starts with a "c" and rhymes with "sock." It's a synonym for "rooster" and also a nickname for "penis."
Phallus impudicus is a mushroom (and it has that name because of its shape).
Hensbane is likely a plant of some sort. But it's not one I've heard of. I know there are other plants that are named as some sort of animal's bane.
Mansbane is probably a play off the theme I mentioned with hensbane.
"Pubic averti" is something Theorgg made up, I think. I've never heard of an "averti" so I don't get the joke here.
Halitosis is very bad breath.
You know what potato starch is.
As you have probably guessed, there is no such thing as turkey monkey extract.