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shiva82
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Anti-Parasitic
One of the key benefits of Black Walnut Hulls are their ability to expel various kinds of worms and parasites that live in the intestines. Often making an appearance in parasite cleanses, Black Walnut Hulls contain juglandin, juglone and juglandic acids as well as tannins and organic iodine.
The primary active constituent in Black Walnut is a “naphthoquinone”, known as juglone. Juglone is a natural herbicide that exerts an inhibitory effect on certain enzymes needed for metabolic function. It is thought that the high tannin content is also responsible for the anti-parasitic properties of Black Walnut, helping to eliminate microbes from the large intestine. The high tannin and juglone content is also thought to oxygenate the blood which can kill parasites and working as a laxative, it expels parasites as part of its cleansing of the body.
Anti-Fungal
Intestinal Candidiasis is an overgrowth of the Candida fungus, which can actually weaken the walls of the intestines and release toxins into the bloodstream. This plays havoc with the immune system and can manifest in a whole range of baffling symptoms which can be very difficult to diagnose.
The hulls of the Black Walnut are also powerfully anti-fungal, making them a potential Candida killer that may be even more effective than their pharmaceutical counterparts. A study conducted at the University of Mississippi in the 1990’s showed it was just as effective, if not more effective, to use Black Walnut, as it was commercial antifungal preparations. The active ingredient, juglone, has been shown in studies to have an anti-fungal activity and it can also prevent Candida from growing and spreading due to its inhibitory effect on enzymes in the yeast that are needed for metabolic function.
Digestive Health
Apart from expelling nasty parasites, fungus and bacteria that can interfere with digestion, Black Walnut Hulls promote healthy digestion and gastrointestinal health. They encourage bowel regularity due to their gentle laxative effect and promote healthy bile flow.
The hull of the Black Walnut is said to tone and heal inflamed intestinal tissue, as well as improving the environment of the digestive tract for more effective assimilation and elimination. It is for this reason that Black Walnut is unusually considered a treatment for both constipation and diarrhoea.
It is also effective against Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) - a bacteria that is responsible for the majority of ulcers that occur in the stomach.
Excessive Sweating
In one of the more unusual benefits of Black Walnut, it is known to help to reduce excessive sweating. The high levels of astringent tannins contained in the hulls are believed to have an effect on overactive sweat glands and decrease the amount of sweat they produce.
One of the key benefits of Black Walnut Hulls are their ability to expel various kinds of worms and parasites that live in the intestines. Often making an appearance in parasite cleanses, Black Walnut Hulls contain juglandin, juglone and juglandic acids as well as tannins and organic iodine.
The primary active constituent in Black Walnut is a “naphthoquinone”, known as juglone. Juglone is a natural herbicide that exerts an inhibitory effect on certain enzymes needed for metabolic function. It is thought that the high tannin content is also responsible for the anti-parasitic properties of Black Walnut, helping to eliminate microbes from the large intestine. The high tannin and juglone content is also thought to oxygenate the blood which can kill parasites and working as a laxative, it expels parasites as part of its cleansing of the body.
Anti-Fungal
Intestinal Candidiasis is an overgrowth of the Candida fungus, which can actually weaken the walls of the intestines and release toxins into the bloodstream. This plays havoc with the immune system and can manifest in a whole range of baffling symptoms which can be very difficult to diagnose.
The hulls of the Black Walnut are also powerfully anti-fungal, making them a potential Candida killer that may be even more effective than their pharmaceutical counterparts. A study conducted at the University of Mississippi in the 1990’s showed it was just as effective, if not more effective, to use Black Walnut, as it was commercial antifungal preparations. The active ingredient, juglone, has been shown in studies to have an anti-fungal activity and it can also prevent Candida from growing and spreading due to its inhibitory effect on enzymes in the yeast that are needed for metabolic function.
Digestive Health
Apart from expelling nasty parasites, fungus and bacteria that can interfere with digestion, Black Walnut Hulls promote healthy digestion and gastrointestinal health. They encourage bowel regularity due to their gentle laxative effect and promote healthy bile flow.
The hull of the Black Walnut is said to tone and heal inflamed intestinal tissue, as well as improving the environment of the digestive tract for more effective assimilation and elimination. It is for this reason that Black Walnut is unusually considered a treatment for both constipation and diarrhoea.
It is also effective against Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) - a bacteria that is responsible for the majority of ulcers that occur in the stomach.
Excessive Sweating
In one of the more unusual benefits of Black Walnut, it is known to help to reduce excessive sweating. The high levels of astringent tannins contained in the hulls are believed to have an effect on overactive sweat glands and decrease the amount of sweat they produce.
shiva82
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for sure . more an issue for the majority of us . a healthy energised person need not
exoticrobotic
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I used it 4 years ago and it worked well. I may have to get some more.
There are other things that may help with gut issues. Kimchi and fermented foods, even a home made Coleslaw is great.
Myrisan probiotic is also good for healing the gut.
Myrisan was discovered by Dr. Miyairi during 1933 when he was delving about in a lot of other people's shit.
It produces Butyrate in intestines, aids in short chain fatty acid synthesis and helps modulate bad bacteria.
After confirmed H.Pylori, a weeks course of triple pack, then a dental infection and another week's course of antibiotics, my already fucked up stomach is more fucked up.
The Myrisan helps with motility and soothes the gut but it is stong medicine so you must take it easy with it, like one pill every other day but imo it is essential if you are taking antibiotics or stuff that messes with the gut so you can avoid C.diff etc.
If you have an infection or parasite and the black walnut tincture doesnt help maybe it's time to go big guns with the antibiotics.
Saying that, when i was in Mexico, i got an awful protozoal stomach bug from washing the bitter Peyote taste outta my mouth in the local river. After injecting my arse with antibiotics for weeks it was only the local Witch doctor's herbal blend that cured me. It was black black bitter shit like Black Walnuts.
shiva82
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thank you for your informative response exotic. my symptoms are more auto immune symptoms and neurology linked to my arthritis . i was thinking , maybe , just maybe some form of parasite may possibly making things worse for me . and the gut basically controls the body and mind , and it maybe effecting me. or possibly not. i think a week trial , with me being the test dummy will not do me any harm
exoticrobotic
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This has an excellent section on herbs and parasites.
hxxps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3588050/
I wouldn't recommend reading all of the article in fact it is best to skip the bit on the actual parasites that are commonly found in people but half way down someone has tested loads of herbs on all the nasty critters.
hxxps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3588050/
I wouldn't recommend reading all of the article in fact it is best to skip the bit on the actual parasites that are commonly found in people but half way down someone has tested loads of herbs on all the nasty critters.
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shiva82
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top man . thank you . very helpful and an avenue for many of us to try before the need for anything more intrusive
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shiva82
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did that remove the link? i'm useless with technology exotic . forgive me
exoticrobotic
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I'll be boiling up the shrooms this season.
Can't be too careful these days.
Can't be too careful these days.
exoticrobotic
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Yes, but not from the other bit
just didnt want a gov site auto loading everytime someone comes here.
Would do the UK govt some good though
