Fight Parasites and More With Black Walnut

Black walnut is a species of flowering tree in thebrown stain that is found in the green husk of the
hickory family. This plant grows mostly from southernblack walnut is known to contain organic iodine, which
Ontario, west to southeast South Dakota, south tohas both antiseptic and healing properties.
Georgia, northern Florida, and southwest to centralIt has been determined by scientific research that
Texas. The black walnut is large tree that reachesblack walnut contains astringent properties that are
heights of 30 to 40 feet. The bark is grey-black andhealing to the skin and mucous membranes of the
deeply furrowed. The leaves are alternate are aboutbody. Black walnut can be gargled to clean stains on
30-60 centimeters in length. The male flowers droopthe teeth as well.
to about eight to ten centimeters long, while theThe hulls and leaves of the black walnut plant are
female flowers are terminal and can be found inused to provide alterative, anthelmintic,
clusters of two to five. These flowers ripen duringantigalactagogue, antineoplastic, antiseptic, astringent,
the autumn into a fruit that has a brownish-green,and vulnerary properties. The primary nutrients found
semi-fleshy hush, and brown nut. The whole fruit fallsin black walnut are calcium, chlorine, iron, magnesium,
in October. Although native to the Midwest and eastmanganese, niacin, organic iodine, phosphorus,
central United States, the black walnut tree waspotassium, selenium, silicon, selenium, vitamin A, B1,
introduced into Europe in 1629. Black walnut is moreB2, B6, B15, C, P, and bioflavonoids. Primarily, black
resistant to frost than the English walnut, but itwalnut is extremely beneficial in treating athlete's
thrives best in the warmer regions of fertile, lowlandfoot, Candidiasis, canker sores, cold sores, dandruff,
soils with a high water table. The nuts are harvestedfungus, gum disease, herpes, infection, malaria,
by hand from wild trees, with about 65% of theparasites, rashes, ringworm, and tapeworm.
annual wild harvest coming from the U.S. state ofAdditionally, this herb is also extremely helpful in
Missouri.dealing with abscesses, acne, asthma, body odor,
For centuries, black walnut has been used in Europeboils, cancer, colitis, diarrhea, diphtheria, dysentery,
to treat skin ailments and constipation. Recenteczema, eye diseases, fevers, hemorrhoids, liver
research has led to findings that support its use fordisorders, lupus, poison ivy, skin diseases, tonsillitis,
skin problems like boils, eczema, herpes, andprimary tuberculosis, tumors, ulcers, varicose veins,
ringworm. Additionally, it has many benefits for theand wounds. For more information on the many
stomach that are well represented. Black walnut wasbeneficial effects of black walnut, please contact a
used by Native Americans as a laxative. Additionally,representative from your local health food store with
black walnut was used as a remedy for diarrhea andquestions. Black walnut is available in capsule and
dysentery during the Civil War.tablet forms at your local or internet health food
Black walnut has also been used for syphilis, TB,store.
varicose veins, chronic infections of the intestines,*Statements contained herein have not been
and urogenital problems. Black walnut is considered toevaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Black
be very useful for killing parasites, tapeworms, andwalnut is not intended to diagnose, treat and cure or
ringworm by herbalists. This nutrient causesprevent disease. Always consult with your
oxygenation of the blood, which kills parasites. Thisprofessional health care provider before changing any
fact has been proven through recent research. Themedication or adding Vitamins to medications.