BLACK WALNUT HULLS — BIDDING GOOD RIDDANCE TO WORMS AND SKIN CONDITIONS 

This exceptional and all too little known remedy is derived from the fruit rind of the Black Walnut tree, a species of walnut native to North America but related to the European variety, with which it shares medicinal properties.

Black walnut hulls have long been recognized by herbalists in both the Eastern and Western traditions as an effective means of treating parasites and skin diseases, as well as constipation. Modern research has confirmed their high therapeutic value. For example, juglone, one of the compounds in black walnut, has demonstrated significant antifungal and antimicrobial activity.