Re: Black Walnut Hull Tincture Recipe

[Guest guest]

I used Black Walnut Hull Tincture under my toe,it was

lifting up with I guess a fungus's,it was soft but has

been thick,[the toe nail] for years.I put 1 drop of

the Black Walnut Hull Tincture and it has gone down

and is not thick anymore.It did turn real dark for a

couple weeks!!

Marty

--- Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote:

> Black Walnut Hull Tincture Recipe

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> BLACK WALNUT HULL TINCTURE RECIPE

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> Adapted from The Prevention of All Cancers by Hulda

> , ND.

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> In the fall, collect the green black walnut hulls

> recently fallen from trees. Only

> select hulls that have less than 50% black

> discoloration. The more green, the

> better. Do not use cracked hulls. The actual walnut

> is inside, but only the whole ball

> is used since the active ingredient is in the green

> outer hull. Black walnut hulls may

> look and smell like small limes.

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> Assemble:

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> a.. Your largest stainless steel or glass (not

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> enamel, or Teflon) pots or bowls.

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> a.. Black walnuts in the hull, each one still at

> least 50% green, enough to fill

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> the pot to the top.

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> a.. Grain alcohol, about 50% strength, or regular

> vodka. Enough to cover the

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> walnuts.

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> a.. Vitamin C powder (capsules are fine)

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> Caution: Black Walnut Hulls can stain counter tops,

> clothing and may cause

> contact dermatitis. Handle carefully.

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> Directions

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> Wash the walnut hulls carefully with water that does

> not have laundry

> bleach disinfectant.

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> Put them in the pot and cover completely with the

> alcohol or vodka.

> Sprinkle on 1 tsp. vitamin C. Cover with lid. Let

> set for three days.

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> Add another tsp. vitamin C. Use funnel to pour into

> glass bottles, preferably amber

> bottles. If amber is not available, store in a dark

> place. Better yet, store in freezer.

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> Discard walnuts (squirrels love them!).

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> The vitamin C helps to keep the color green, as does

> the non-chlorinated water if you

> use grain alcohol. Potency is strong for several

> years if unopened, even if it darkens

> slightly.

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> Walnut Tips

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> When preparing the walnuts, wash only with cold tap

> water. Rinse with distilled,

> unfiltered water to remove all chlorine. You may

> need to use a brush on areas

> with dirt. The pot of soaking walnuts should not be

> refrigerated.

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> Reducing Exposure to Air Tips

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> Exposure to air causes the tincture to darken and

> lose potency very quickly. To

> reduce air exposure, fill the pot as much as

> possible while still keeping a snug

> fitting lid. It is better to put tincture in many

> small bottles rather than one large one in

> order to reduce repeated exposure to the air once

> opened. Store bottles in freezer for

> maximum potency.

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> Grain Alcohol Tips

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> If you cannot use vodka, there are several ways to

> make a 50% grain alcohol

> solution. Some states sell Everclear, 95% alcohol.

> Mix this half and half with

> distilled, unfiltered, water. Other states have

> Everclear that is 76.5% alcohol. Mix this

> two parts Everclear, to one part water. Do not use

> flask-size Everclear; it must be

> 750 mlor 1-liter. Smaller bottles may have wood

> alcohol or isopropyl alcohol

> contamination.

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> Dosage: Only take black walnut tincture under the

> direction of a licenced healthcare

> professional. Wormwood (artemisia annua or artemisia

> absinthe) as well as freshly-

> ground cloves are often recommended as part of the

> anti-parasite strategy.

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> Please consult a physician knowledgeable about the

> documented action of any

> supplements before starting or changing your current

> protocol.

> These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S.

> Food & Drug

> Administration. The supplements discussed are not

> intended to treat, cure, or

> prevent any disease.

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> 2006.

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