Best Black Walnut Hull Tincture Cleanse For Parasites & Worms

Inflammation and disease is breeding in the human body due to parasites. This video shows how to make the concoction using black walnut hulls which are rich in natural antimicrobial and antibacterial ingredients in the hull of the black walnut.
Native Americans (Cherokee) and the European settlers knew the benefits of using the outer covering of the black walnut. It contains natural iodine and tannic acid, Joglone and is rich in antioxidants, polyphenols, among many other beneficial properties. Quercetin at therapeutic levels are also present and are instrumental in helping the body's immune system by causing Zinc to naturally penetrate the cellular membrane. The list is long and extensive. However that will be explained in a more detailed video in the near future.
To keep it simple, it is easy to make the extract. All you need is fresh black walnuts during the season of which the hull is firm and not deteriorated. This is a short window of time and is usually in August (this can vary due to weather, seasons, climate, etc.)
The black walnut grows wild in the forests of the United States, however it has been over timbered for the quality lumber it produces for furniture. The black walnut trees grow abundant on the Welch Family Homestead and provide medicinal material from the hulls. The nuts also provide a delicious meat inside which is high in Omega 3 and other beneficial properties.
Benefits of the black walnut will be explained in future videos.