Black Walnut Can Kill Parasites
Black walnut is most commonly associated with killing and expelling parasites, internal and external. This is no laughing matter and definitely not a bed of roses folks. Black walnut is also effecitive on parasitic malaria and on the tapeworm.- An intestinal cleanser and parasitic expellent, it is the leaves bark,
fruit and unripe husks that are used in herbology.
Black walnut is known to be a rich source of the trace mineral chromium and is high in iodine. The Black Walnut tree grows widely in the western U.S. and Canada. The black walnut, tree which has a scientific name is Juglans Nigra- can grow as tall as 105 feet.
Herbalist have classified it as an astringent because it is rich in tannin, a toning substance. - Historically, the husks have been used since the time of the ancient Egyptians to support the intestinal system. This herb, high in potassium, also serves as a muscle and nerve food; strenghtens and builds toothe enamel and contains natural floride.
Black walnut -- also:
Black Walnut Bark
| Balances sugar level || Regulates body fluids |
| Helps to burn up toxins which can then be carried out of the body by a laxative herb. |
Black Walnuts Benefits that have been historically known to aid in the following:
- Athlete's foot,
boils, cancer,
cankers,
cold sores,
dandruff ,
exzema,
herpes,
impetigo,
lipus,
mouth sores,
poinson ivy and oak,
ringworm,
skinrash,
sores-unulcerated,
tapeworm,
tooth enamel,
prolasped uterus,
expellant of worms and parasites.
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