Description

Black Walnut, also known as Juglans Nigra is a tree found in North America. Its hull contains many active ingredients including omega-3 fatty acids, sterols, tannins and iodine. Wormwoom, also known as Artemisia absinthium is a perennial shrub-like plant of the aster family (Asteraceae). Some of the active substances found in wormwood are thujone, silica, tannins, flavonoids, and inuline. It also contains absinthin and anabsinthine.

Black Walnut developed strong protection for its seeds/nuts. The green hull of black walnut contains several potent chemicals, strong herbicides, fungicides, and vermicides, including Juglon.
Wormwood developed strong protection for its leaves and flowers. Among other chemicals, wormwood also contains Thujon, a potent toxin/vermicide, virucide, an antibiotic.

A typical treatment would be 2 weeks + 1-week break + 2 weeks = 5 weeks. If you have a severe illness or you have been unsuccessfully treated for a parasite infection it is recommended that you repeat the treatment at least 4 times, with a 1-week break after every treatment.