05/19/2026
🪱 Black Walnut hulls are known to kill every human parasite in the body....👀 This is what the 2.4 trillion dollar pharmaceutical industry doesn't want you to know.
🌳 Black walnuts, the hulls specifically, have long been used as a dewormer for humans and animals, despite their potential toxicity. In fact, it is the toxicity that makes them a valuable antiparasitic remedy. The husk or hull of black walnut contains active compounds such as juglone and naturally occurring tannins, which are most concentrated when still green. These phytochemicals disrupt the cellular energy production and enzyme systems of parasites, making the environment highly hostile to them.
💪🏻 This natural naphthoquinone compound is the defining active constituent in black walnut. It is known to possess strong antimicrobial and anthelmintic (anti-worm) properties, working by interfering with the cellular energy cycles of parasites. The tannins (astringent polyphenols) act by drying up bodily fluids and mucous in the digestive tract. This process not only deprives parasites of their nutritional environment but also helps damage their structural membranes.
Plumbagin (5-hydroxy-2-methyl-1,4-naphthoquinone is another quinoid compound found in black walnut hulls and has been observed to exhibit larvicidal and antiparasitic properties in various laboratory settings.
🌱 Typically, black walnut hulls are combined with wormwood and cloves, to make a potent antiparasitic remedy for humans. Stay tuned as I will have an updated video on how to make your own just in time for the season to begin!
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⚠️ SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
If you have prior health concerns or take medication, it's best to do your own research or speak to a doctor first. Pregnant and nursing women should avoid altogether.
Stay Wild ✌🏻
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Effect of walnut leaves on oxidative stress caused by murine cerebral malaria - PMC https://share.google/lVx2hCFvzGvtoQluX
A comprehensive review on ethnobotanical, medicinal and nutritional potential of walnut (Juglans regia L.) - PMC https://share.google/Dqyc51lB7LJRw6ViK
(PDF) Antiparasitic phytotherapy perspectives, scope and current development https://share.google/170pKKlOK9EAq4uCQ
An overview of phytochemicals and potential health-promoting properties of black walnut - RSC Advances (RSC Publishing) DOI:10.1039/D0RA05714B https://share.google/tMAqfCSBC15d0WIgQ
