Black Walnut

The herb that fights parasites, candida and heart disease. Black walnut has long been used in complementary and alternative medicine. Black walnut has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antioxidant properties. Best known for its ability to fight parasites and candida. It's also effective against ringworm, tapeworm, pinworm, threadworm and other parasites of the intestine. Also known to treat a wide variety of skin conditions. Improves cardiovascular health, antifungal protection, reduces inflammation, stimulates circulation, lowers blood pressure, boosts immunity, regulates digestion and is said to have anti-cancer potential. 

Not for pregnant or nursing women, anyone with nut allergies or to be taken for an extended amount of time

Part used: Hull

Fresh/Dry: Dry

Other Ingredients: Organic Alcohol, Organic Black walnut hull Root

Comes in 1oz amber glass dropper bottle. 

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