All the species,
- English Walnut, Juglans regia
- Black walnut, Juglans nigra
- Butternut, Jugland cinerea
have many similar applications.
However, crushed shell of black walnut is particularly good for intestinal worms - e.g. tapeworms -, parasites, and fungus. Beneficial to hormone disturbances in women. Induces digestion. Used for wound healing in mouth and throat.
The inner bark of butternut has a long record in native American Indian medicine as a strengthening and laxative drug, used for wound healing and mild headache. Also used to promote detoxication of the liver and to lower the cholesterol level.
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Regular consumption of butternut aids in maintaining artery elasticity.
Obtainable as an extract or as a tincture:
Also see "Hulda Clark's parasite treatment"" here
