Black walnut hull – Juglans nigra

Description

Black Walnut is used to oxygenate the blood which helps to kill parasites, burn up excess toxins and fatty materials, while it supports the balance sugar levels. the crushed hulls are used to make tinctures and infusions. The powdered hulls of black walnuts, which have a high tannin content, are made into tinctures and topical preparations. Because the hulls are also high in iodine, the powdered form is used as a supplement in regions where sea vegetables are in short supply. active compounds Herpatic, anti-parasitic
Ground black walnut hulls are used to produce a natural rinse to darken hair. The powdered hulls are also added to scrubs and powders (for color). May be used to make orange-brown dyes for wool and other textiles. Contains juglone (5-hydroxy-alphanapthaquinone), which can be toxic to fish and horses.

Ground black walnut hulls are used to produce a natural rinse to darken hair. The powdered hulls are also added to scrubs and powders (for color).
household May be used to make orange-brown dyes for wool and other textiles.
industrial Black walnut hulls have several commercial applications in the automobile and other industries. The powdered hulls are also used in the food industry as coloring agents.
safety Contains juglone (5-hydroxy-alphanapthaquinone), which can be toxic to fish and horses