Black Walnut Hull Powder - Natures Parasite Cleanser

Black Walnut Hull

(Juglans nigra, dried & ground green hull)

(1 oz/28g)

The ground hulls of the black walnut are a powerful traditional remedy known for their use in cleansing protocols, skin health, and supporting a balanced gut microbiome. Revered in both folk medicine and traditional herbalism, black walnut hulls are rich in juglone, tannins, iodine and natural compounds that promote detoxification and parasite support.

Black walnut hulls, and walnuts in general, show promise in cancer research due to their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Studies on both in vitro and in vivo models have indicated potential anticancer effects, with some research focusing on specific compounds like juglone and ellagitannins. These compounds have been shown to inhibit cancer cell growth and induce apoptosis (programmed cell death) in various cancer cell lines. While promising results have been observed in cell culture and animal studies, more research, particularly human clinical trials, is needed to confirm the anticancer potential of black walnuts, their compounds, optimal dosage, administration

How We Harvest The Black Walnut Hulls

Freshly harvested from organically grown black walnut tree, the hulls are removed by hand and gently dehydrated at low temperatures to preserve their full potency. Once fully dried, they’re finely ground and stored in airtight glass jars until shipment to ensure freshness and quality.

Key Benefits of Black Walnut Hull

• Traditionally used to support the elimination of parasites and unwanted gut organisms
• May assist with candida overgrowth, digestive stagnation, and microbial balance
• Externally used to help with fungal skin issues like athlete’s foot or ringworm
• Naturally rich in iodine and tannins, helping tone tissues and support oral health
• A strong astringent and drying herb, often used for cleansing and detox

How to Use Ground Black Walnut Hull

Capsule or Tincture Form

• Commonly taken in capsules or made into tinctures as part of parasite cleansing protocols
• Often combined with cloves and wormwood for a classic herbal trio
• Always start with low doses and take breaks as needed

Herbal Decoction (Bitter Tea)

• Simmer ½–1 tsp of powder in water for 10–15 minutes
• Very bitter and strong — often taken in small amounts for short durations
• Best under guidance of an experienced herbalist

Topical Paste or Wash

• Powder can be mixed with a bit of water, vinegar, or oil to make a topical paste
• Traditionally used for fungal infections, skin eruptions, or bug bites
• Can also be added to foot soaks or herbal rinses

⚠️ Important Notes

• Not for long-term use; do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• May cause skin staining due to its high juglone and iodine content
• Strong detoxifying herb — use with awareness and ideally under herbal guidance
• Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease