Knowledge of Black Walnut Hulls



Blood purifier and detoxifier known to the ancient Greeks and Romans; used externally and internally as a vermifuge, antifungal, and antiseptic; use topically and internally together for all blood and intestinal parasites, and for all toxic blood conditions: ringworm, pinworm, tapeworm, fungus infections, vaginal infections (douche), Candida albicans, coccidia, giardia, warts, herpes, cold sores, poison ivy, poison oak, scrofula, impetigo, tuberculosis, venomous bites, hair loss, dandruff, athlete’s foot, nail fungus, syphilis, jock itch; all skin dis-eases with sores, wounds, bruising, acne, eczema, psoriasis, hemorrhoids, tumors, mouth sores, ulcers, boils, abscesses, tumors; laxative but also heals diarrhea, lowers high blood pressure, cleanses blood vessels of cholesterol, lowers LDL cholesterol, lowers blood sugar, dissolves kidney stones; induces healthy sleep patterns, builds teeth, strengthens muscles and nerves, high in iodine for thyroid deficiency; also used for sore throats, tonsillitis, malaria, coughs, asthma, chronic bronchitis, nosebleeds; digestion, colic, gas, heartburn, appetite loss; intestinal dis-eases, inflamed conditions of the bowel, colitis, ballooned or relaxed colon, rheumatism, gout, prolapsed uterus, brain disorders, glandular deficiencies and dis-eases, eye disorders and conjunctivitis; also stimulates liver bile, heals the spleen. Astringent, antifungal, antiparasitic, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, laxative. May be toxic to kidneys and liver in overdose, stains the skin; should not be used with coughs with fever, when pregnant or breastfeeding; no known drug interactions.

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