Black Walnut Hull: (Juglans Nigra)

Antiparasitic & Antifungal:

• Traditional use: Black walnut hull has been used to help eliminate intestinal parasites, such as worms.
  

• Mechanism: Juglone and tannins have antimicrobial properties that can disrupt parasite life cycles.
  

• Note: Often included in “parasite cleanse” formulas.

Digestive Health:

• May help with constipation due to mild laxative effects.
  

• Tannins in the hull may help reduce gut inflammation or diarrhea.

Skin Health:

• Used topically for fungal infections, warts, eczema, and minor skin irritations.
  

• Antimicrobial and astringent properties help dry out warts or fungus-affected skin

Antimicrobial & Anti-inflammatory:

• Juglone has demonstrated antibacterial and antifungal activity in lab studies.
  

• Some people use it for mild inflammatory conditions, though evidence in humans is limited.

Detoxification Support:

• Traditionally thought to help the liver and blood detoxification.
  

• Often combined with other herbs in “cleansing” formulas.

Cautions & Side Effects:

• Allergic reactions: People allergic to tree nuts may react.
  

• Pregnancy & breastfeeding: Not recommended due to lack of safety data.
  

• Toxicity: High doses of black walnut can cause nausea, vomiting, or even more serious toxicity.
  

• Skin irritation: Topical use may cause rashes in sensitive individuals.
  

• Drug interactions: Can interfere with medications like blood thinners or thyroid drugs.