Black Walnut Tincture

Black Walnut Tincture offers a range of health benefits, including anti-parasitic, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a popular natural remedy for various conditions.

Its anti-parasitic properties is known for its effectiveness against various intestinal parasites, including ringworm and tapeworm. The active compound juglone inhibits certain enzymes necessary for the survival of these parasites.

Black Walnut Tincture delivers powerful antimicrobial benefits, combining strong antibacterial and antifungal properties to help fight infections effectively. Its formulation is well-suited for addressing skin conditions such as warts, eczema, and fungal infections, providing a natural, expert-supported approach to promoting healthier skin and reducing microbial irritation.

Black Walnut Tincture harnesses the astringent properties of tannins to reduce inflammation and soothe irritated tissues. This makes it an effective natural aid for improving skin health and supporting wound healing by calming discomfort and promoting tissue repair. Its expert formulation offers targeted relief for those seeking advanced skin care solutions.

Comes in a 1 oz glass, amber dropper bottle

For skin infections, mix 20-30 drops tincture with a carrier oil before applying directly to affected area. Patch test tincture on a small skin patch first to ensure there is no allergic reaction. Use a cotton swab to apply the diluted tincture to the skin

While black walnut tincture is generally considered safe, it should be avoided by those with a nut allergy. Pregnant or nursing women should also refrain from using it due to potential risks.

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER:

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. I am not a doctor. Do not use if pregnant, nursing or taking medication without consulting a doctor.

*I have been working with herbal remedies for over 10 years with thousands of hours invested. I am self taught and have been recently taking classes, working towards some certifications. However, I am not a clinical herbalist. Always make sure to consult with your medical professional before trying new herbal remedies. Even with natural remedies you can have allergic reactions, pregnancy issues, and prescription drug interactions.