Gary Null, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | General
Studies have shown black walnut bark to kill ringworm and tapeworm, lower blood pressure, and possess anticancer properties.
—D.B. Mowrey, The Scientific Validation of Herbal Medicine, New Canaan, CT, Keats
Publishing, 1986, p. 230.
¦ CARROT
Cancer
Results of this study showed cancer and death by diethlynitrosamine (DNEA)-induced hepatomas in rats were significantly delayed by the consumption of only carrots for several days a week.
—A. Reider, et al., "Delay of Diethylnitrosamine-Induced Hepatoma in Rats by Carrot
Feeding," Oncology, 40, 1983, p. 120-123. | Kathi Keville See book keywords and concepts | Brown and amber colors are usually created by using henna combined with black walnut hull and sometimes iron oxide. For black and dark brown shades, indigo is added; clove, sage and coffee are sometimes used in dark hair dyes. Neutral and blond henna are not really henna at all; most often they are another herbal hair conditioner: Lyzifus spina-christi. Chamomile, calendula, turmeric and lemon can be used to increase light highlights. The basic red henna may include safflower or hibiscus to soften the color. If you have light-colored or gray hair, be careful when using pure henna. | Janet Zand, LAc, OMD, Allan N. Spreed, MD, CNC, James B. LaValle, RPh, ND See book keywords and concepts | HERBAL TREATMENT
¦ black walnut extract has a long history of use for intestinal worms. Take 15 to 25 drops three times daily for ten days to two weeks.
¦ Ginger root can help relieve nausea associated with some parasitic infections, such as roundworm. Drink a cup of ginger tea up to three times daily, as needed. If you dislike the tea, you can take 100 milligrams of an extract containing 5 percent gingerols three times daily for several days.
¦ Goldenseal contains berberine, an alkaloid that has strong antimicrobial properties. | Kathi Keville See book keywords and concepts | Jewelweed, garlic, yellow dock, pau d'arco, the lichen usnea and the fresh husk of black walnut all contain compounds that deter fungal growth. (The tinctures of jewel-weed and usnea are particularly good, but they are also extremely hard to find.) Many herbs high in essential oils are also antifungals, especially tea tree, oregano, lavender, eucalyptus, rose rose geranium and myrrh. Small amounts of peppermint relieve the itching associated with many fungal infections. | Ralph Golan, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Immunoplex 4 (acumina, black walnut hull, gum benzoin, celandine): acute phase, work up to five capsules four times a day or as tolerated; long-term, four per day (Herb Technology/Khalsa Health Center).
Coughs
A mixture of mullein, chickweed, coltsfoot, hore-hound, marshmallow root, and licorice is one formula; or wild cherry, slippery elm, coltsfoot, marshmallow, licorice, cinnamon, yarrow, and ginger is another (The Herbalist, Seattle, Washington). Check your health food and herb stores. Formulas may vary. | Michael Tierra See book keywords and concepts | For intestinal parasites combine equal parts of the powders of wormwood, garlic, goldenseal, black walnut hulls and half parts each of licorice root and ginger. Take two "00" size capsules four times daily for a week, ideally fasting on an exclusive diet of brown rice, and either black beans or Japanese azuki beans or the Indian kicharee (rice and mung beans recipe, described page 55). | Frances Darragh and Louise Darragh Law See book keywords and concepts | Blood purifiers: Burdock, Dandelion, Yellow Dock,
Elecampane, Echinacea, and/or Sassafras Bowel cleaners: black walnut or Rosemary
HOMEOPATHIC
Arsen Alb 30c: Chronic dry eczema with great burning and itching, thickened skin.
Graphites 30c: Raw behind ears, hands, elbow and knee flexures; cracks in nipples, toes, mouth, or anus. Sticky, scabby eruptions oozing a gluey, honeylike fluid.
Nat Mur 30c: Raw, red, and inflamed. Worse from eating salt or at the seashore.
Psorinum 30c: Intolerable itching all night, inherited tendency. Erupts on bends of joints with itching. | Larry Trivieri, Jr. See book keywords and concepts | Topical pau d'arco, black walnut, and diluted tea tree oil are also options and vitamin E cream may relieve itching.
Homeopathy: Drs. | Velma J. Keith and Monteen Gordon See book keywords and concepts | | Diet: Real Food Diet, Mild Food Diet, Chlorophyll or Green Drink.
— black walnut tincture, Aloe Verajuice or gel, comfrey tincture, Oil of Garlic, or Apple cider vinegar can all be used topically. Can be taken internally also.
— Poultices of Lobelia or Goldenseal are effective. These herbs can also be taken internally.
— Taheebo is used internally and externally.
SCARLET FEVER—Treat as for acute illness
SCARLETINA—Treat as acute illness—See Baby section
— Vitamin E and Aloe Vera—internally and externally. Castor Oil and Olive Oil—externally. Apply any of these four externally, liberally. | John Heinerman See book keywords and concepts | His formula consisted of marshmallow and comfrey roots, slippery elm and white oak barks, some mullein leaves and calendula flowers, along with lesser amounts of skullcap herb, black walnut hulls and a tiny amount of gravel root.
A particular lady in Orem, Utah, had a teenage son who accidentally sustained a hernia on the right side of his groin through the improper lifting of weights at his high school gymnasium. She told me that about 11 years ago she met Dr. | Ruth Winter See book keywords and concepts | The tincture is used in a black walnut and vanilla flavorings for the same products and in cordials. The seed oil is used in fruit flavoring for beverages, ice cream, candy, and baked goods. No known toxicity. GRAS.
AMBRETTOLID • Formed in ambrette seed oil. Used as a flavoring, perfume fixative. No known toxicity.
AMBUSH • Ectiban. Exmin. Permethrin. A pesticide, poisonous by inhalation and injection. Moderately toxic by ingestion. May be mutagenic. A skin irritant. AMERICAN DILLSEED OIL • See Dill
AMES TEST • Dr. | | The extract (see) is a butter, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate, coffee, fruit, maple, meat, black walnut, walnut, root beer, spice, and vanilla flavoring agent for beverages, ice cream, ices, pickles, liquors, and icings. The oleoresin (see) is a fruit, maple, and nut flavoring agent for beverages, ice cream, ices, candy, baked goods, puddings, and syrups. It is also used in hair tonic, supposedly to prevent baldness; also added to powders, poultices, and ointments. GRAS.
FENVALERATE • Sumifly. An insecticide used in animal feed, sunflower seeds, and tomatoes. | | METHYLANISOLE • A synthetic berry, maple, black walnut, walnut, and spice flavoring agent for beverages, ice cream, ices, candy, baked goods, gelatin desserts, puddings, condiments, and syrups.
METHYLBENZYL ACETATE • A synthetic flavoring agent, colorless, with a gardenia odor. Used in cherry and fruit flavoring agent, colorless with a gardenia odor. Used in cherry and fruit flavorings for beverages, ice cream, ices, candy, baked goods, gelatin desserts, and chewing gum. a-METHYLBENZYL ACETATE • Acetic Acid. | | The extract is used in berry, butter, butterscotch, caramel, maple, meat, black walnut, and spice flavorings for the same foods as above, plus condiments and icings. The oil, yellow-brown and aromatic, is used in butter, butterscotch, caramel, coffee, fruit, licorice, liquor, maple, nut, walnut, and spice flavorings for the same food as is the extract. There is reported use of the chemical; it has not yet been assigned for toxicology literature. LOW CALORIE • Fewer than forty calories per serving. LOW CHOLESTEROL • Twenty milligrams or less per serving. | | Used in raspberry, strawberry, apricot, peach, plum, prune, grape, liquor, brandy, nut, black walnut, spice, and cinnamon flavorings for beverages, ice cream, ices, candy, baked goods, chewing gum, gelatin desserts, and brandy. Used also in synthetic perfumes and in deodorants. Can cause allergic reactions. CINNAMYL ANTHRANILATE • A synthetic flavoring agent that has been banned by the FDA. The National Cancer Institute reported, December 20, 1980, that it caused liver cancer in male and female mice and caused both kidney and pancreatic cancers in male rats in feeding studies. | | As a flavoring, it is used in strawberry, butter, butterscotch, caramel, chocolate, cocoa, cola, fruit, cherry, grape, birch beer, liquor, rum, brandy, maple, black walnut, walnut, root beer, spice, ginger, ginger ale, vanilla, and cream soda beverages (2,200 ppm), ice cream, candy, baked goods, syrups (2,800 ppm), and meats (2,100 ppm). Used as a coloring in cosmetics and a soothing agent in skin lotions. The FDA has given caramel priority for testing its mutagenic, teratogenic subacute, and reproductive effects as a food additive. | Robyn Landis See book keywords and concepts | Astringent herbs such as gotu kola, turmeric, black walnut bark, and haritaki would be used, and dong quai or shatavari would be recommended for hormone balancing. Castor oil packs would be used externally to reduce tissue mass. (Poke root infused oil is an effective Native American external remedy that can be substituted. Do not use poke root internally.) Root vegetables such as beets, radishes, and carrots would be used as juice to flush the liver. | | Gum benzoin from southeast Asia, used with black walnut hull for virus, is by itself a potent treatment for Candida. Take in capsules, 10 to 15 per day acute or 2 to 3 per day long term.
Myrrh gum is a blood cleanser that also kills yeast effectively. Take 10 capsules per day for acute infection.
Pau d'arco, the bark of a South American tree, has become very popular as a yeast remedy. Since systemic yeast has become more well known, pau d'arco has gotten somewhat trendy and that's driven the price up. It's mild, so to get effective results you have to take enough that it gets expensive. | Dr. Gary Null See book keywords and concepts | To lessen inflammation: pycnogenol, cat's claw, black walnut, omega-3 fatty acids, and flaxseed oil. Pau d'arco and aloe vera juice act as blood cleansers. A good nervous system tonic is gota kola. Colloidal silver is antibacterial, antifungal, and antiarthritic. acupuncture. Acupuncturist and massage therapist Gina Michaels, of New York City, explains that she attunes her acupuncture treatments to the patient's unique profile: "The Chinese recognize that there are different kinds of arthritis. One type is from heat and wind, another from cold and damp. | | Bloom used several herbs, including black walnut tincture; all in all, the herbs only cost seven dollars.
PREGNANCY
A woman undergoes numerous internal changes during each stage of pregnancy. These physiological changes are described by nurse practitioner and massage therapist Susan Lacina: first trimester. "The fetus grows rapidly, and the mother's body changes to support this swift development. Hormonal balance changes. Human chorionic gonadotropin hormone (HCG) is needed for development. | John Heinerman See book keywords and concepts | Certain skin blemishes, ringworm and even warts just seem to disappear as if by magic, whenever green or immature black walnut is used externally. Just make a couple of incisions into its outer shell and rub the juice on whatever you want cleared up. At first there may be a slight burning sensation, but don't worry. At other times, the juice could turn the skin where it's applied a little brown, but this will eventually wear off. Practically all kinds of warts, dark, ugly age spots and ringworm have been successfully eliminated with this treatment. | Larry Trivieri, Jr. See book keywords and concepts | Topical pau d'arco, black walnut, and tea tree oil (diluted) are also options and vitamin E cream may relieve itching. Betadine, or povidone iodine, is effective as a douche in several kinds of vaginitis, including yeast infections and trichomonas. The typically recommended mix is one part Betadine to 100 parts water, douching twice daily for two weeks.13 A douche of grapefruit seed extract (10-20 drops in two cups of water) may also be used.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR WOMEN
STDs often affect each sex differently. | John Heinerman See book keywords and concepts | Seven out of the 17 receiving black walnut shell extract remained alive, while 14 out of 17 rodents without the benefit of ellagic acid, perished in the other group. And in the second study, mice fed this substance from the above berries and nuts, experienced 45% less tumors when exposed to a chemically induced skin cancer and a prolonging of onset of the tumors by up to 10 weeks, than did another group without ellagic acid. | Dr. Joseph M. Kadans, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | Take a pound of grated, uncooked sweet potatoes and mix with one-half cup of black walnut meats, adding one-half cup honey, three well-beaten eggs, two tablespoons melted butter, two cups milk, one teaspoon cinnamon, one-half teaspoon nutmeg, one-half teaspoon allspice, and one-half cup raisins. After mixing all ingredients, the batter is poured into a buttered baking dish and baked in a slow oven of 325°F. for one hour, stirring occasionally. This will serve six persons.
A popular food for children is to prepare a walnut filling for cookies. | Gary Null, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | Results of animal trials point to the cardiovascular benefits and anti-cancer properties of black walnut as well.
Carrot
A carrot-only diet over a course of several days a week has been found to significantly delay death by cancer in rats. Properties from carrots have also exhibited strong antimicrobial activity in vitro, and can protect against liver damage in mice. | James Green See book keywords and concepts | Lobelia, black walnut, Goldenseal, Ephedra, etc.)
In the late 1800s medicine-makers felt that the state of solution of some plant components was at its best when vinegar was employed as the menstruum, at least as far as the medicinal action of these extracted components was concerned.This was particularly the case when the activity of the medicine depended on the presence of one or more alkaloids. A raw free-base alkaloid is often difficult to bring into solution, but by uniting it with the acetic acid of vinegar a free base alkaloid forms an alkaloidal salt. | | For relief of itchy skin — Chickweed (Stellaria me did), black walnut leaves or bark (Juglans nigra), Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis), or Chamomile; for dry itchy skin fill a sock with oatmeal and tie it at the top, steep this in the bath water for a while, then rub the skin with the bag.
• For relief of muscular tension and pain— Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), Chamomde, Horsetail (Equisetum arvense).
• To help circulation use any of the following stimulating herbs—Rosemary (Rose-marinus spp. | | However, when you seek to harvest someone's Eucalyptus, black walnut, or Hawthorn trees, then you might have to be a httle more persuasive. But get permission. It improves the vibe. If you seek to harvest plants on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land, you are required to obtain a free-use permit, which is obtainable, for a small fee of course. This is a permit to collect only small amounts of vegetation. (If you're a lumber company, for about the same fee you can log the entire forest.) The U.S. | Daniel B. Mowrey, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | PARASITES & WORMS
HERBS
Form: Capsule
CONTENTS: GARLIC (Allium sativum), black walnut (Juglans nigra), & Butternut bark of root (Juglans cinera).
PURPOSE: To rid the body of parasites and worms (not intended for external application).
Other Applications: Snakebites, trauma, shock.
USE: 3 capsules, four times per day until problem is eliminated.
Contraindications: None.
Parasitic infections arise from the intrusion of roundworms, tapeworms, protozoa and flukes into the body. They enter via the mouth or the skin. | | In the late 1960's, as part of a doctoral dissertation project by one of its members, a team of scientists investigated the pharmacological properties of this chemical, small amounts of which are found in black walnut. Using relatively large doses they found that it could both lower blood pressure, and, paradoxically, block the lowering of blood pressure by other agents (9-11). In addition, if injected intravenously, ellagic acid produced sedation and protected mice from death after a normally lethal degree of electroconvulsive shock (12). |
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