Making Black Walnut Tincture

[@danielgrubb9668]

That brown stuff is iodine. One of the few naturally occurring sources.

[@trevorbyron9448]

Brilliant video. I used it to cleanse out my system if pathogens and worm that accumulated in the gut and bowel area...6-8 drops, 3 times a day for a few weeks, every 6 months... once cleaned, you shine. Your health feels in an immaculate state...

[@happy_times01]

Thank you for sharing what you do! 🙌💛

[@debrapetrik5603]

Do you wash them first?

[@billrussell7672]

I Used the black walnut tincture in wild turkey with a little wormwood and clove, I don't have that prostrate problem I'm happy ,,,,,2 -3 drops a day in a class of water or strait up first week I was three times a day I just kept going for a few months; never had a side affect but smell --------------kept it in freezer -used a cheese shredder -easy peazy the best healing is to feed yourself the right food,,,,,,, the body will heal its self

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks for sharing your experience, Bill! May our food be medicine.

[@shonamagouyrksaffold4109]

I heard black walnut kills athletes foot, I'm searching for something I can make for my poor son

[@nisatalia5275]

Can you recommend something for a tumour .

[@billrussell7672]

@@nisatalia5275 recommending anything to anyone is a felony, as much as I would like to your government has forbade people helping each other while poisoning people with vaccinations

[@billrussell7672]

@@shonamagouyrksaffold4109 I used bleach in a foot bath twice a week, showered every day with lava soap or carbolic acid soap That was when I was 17 in navy I'm now 60 and still use that protocol. Watch for skin drying the lava. has skin conditioners rinse groin and underarms thoroughly nasty chaffing if not.

[@mjc4942]

I throw these away every year to clean up my yard. I've dried and shelled them a couple times. It takes so long. Squirrels can open them up quick. What I think is weird is that the hulls get worms in them.

[@pup9et]

My dad used to dye his hunting traps with black walnut hulls.We had this old galvanized tub made for horses to drink from in the pasture. We would drive up into the field and fill it about half full. Then come back, peel them, fill tub with water, set onto a hot bed of coals and drop in the traps. Workrd better at protecting the metal then bluing does on a gun.

[@jacquelinemanzano9328]

I have quite an abundance of walnuts falling off two trees here, I never thought of making a tincture, but I will make one now, thanks for sharing the how to.

[@aromaofhope]

Cool. When the kids were little we used to buy black walnut hull tincture at the health food store and give them a little whenever their bottoms were itchy with what I always assumed were pinworms. It always helped, and they'd ask for it.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

Makes sense as they say it is an anti parasetic. Good to know and thanks

[@sl4983]

How did you give it to them? Did you ever take it?

[@aromaofhope]

@@sl4983 Yes, we all took it once in awhile. But we didn't make the tincture ourselves. And I think we used one dropperful in a little water, 1/2 cup maybe, to get it down (by mouth). Do your own research, please, but I think it's safe in small quantities. And I think the kids were at least 4 or 5 before we gave them any. But the black walnut hull tincture always seemed to help with that itchiness in the anus. My mother always called that "pinworms."

[@sl4983]

@@aromaofhope They were okay with the taste?

[@momzilla9491]

In my area of Southern Ontario, Canada the walnuts usually start falling by the 2nd week of September. This year they are very late, and the trees are almost empty. Sad winter ahead for the squirrels. Finally today I had to start knocking them off the tree. Even worse,a lot of the nuts are rotting right on the tree with very soft spots on the nut. BTW, a walnut tincture will last 10 years as long as it is kept in a dark glass and in the refrigerator. You can also make the tincture with water for anyone who abstains. Thanks Sherpa!

[@clydesmith299]

My walnut tree didn't have any walnuts last winter (2018-2019) in west central Illinois.

[@msgottaneedtoknow]

You can also use glycerin in place of alcohol- it just won’t stay viable for as long. Dark and cool as always though. It will stay good longer than using water though. That’s what I always read when I was researching herbal remedies. Good for children and people who abstain.

[@Eye-it-azz]

And some idiot will still deny climate changes

[@edoardotomassoni4476]

Thanks for sharing. I recall Grandpa making this old traditional European liqueur made from unripe walnuts (in Italy is known as Nocino (noci= walnuts)). Now I know he was right about its health benefits!

[@SERENITYWOLFCUB]

I was lucky enough to find someone on marketplace in my area that was giving some away.i took a gallon size amout to try and make my own.thank you for sharing

[@KatieNoyes-h1z]

Thank you! That was just the info I was looking for I will be processing tonight!! So excited!! Thanks again.

[@littlewing63]

Good video! I used it to cure arthritis when I was 35. I have uses it for dogs and other people who were smart enough to listen.

[@barbos776]

how many drops a day?

[@littlewing63]

@@strongroots2345 you can buy Para-Fight from Eclectic Herb. I took 2 and some 3 in the morning and at night. I also used a zapper from Eclectic Herb 24/7. I also removed all sugar, pasta, corn, wheat and rice. No dairy either. Nothing white including potatoes. Nothing starchy. Fish, Vegetables and fruit.

[@stevesmith-hi3oo]

please share your experience to cure arthritis

[@gonindunit]

Good vid. Thank you. I've used Black Walnut extract as an antiparasitic. It works perfectly.

[@ruffyatutube]

Thanks for this. Bumped into you because I figured a tincture of walnut "membranes" may make a good source of thyroid nutrients. Probably Black Walnuts differ in anatomy from walnuts I eat, but it pays to discover natural medicines, like you said.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Glad to hear you found us! Many thanks!

[@diannaclark4252]

I heard about that, so a couple of years ago I collected walnut membranes, which is the stuff between the sections of the walnut, not the hulls. I put the membranes in alcohol and socked it away. I found it recently organizing medicinal stuff for winter. I will be experimenting this winter.

[@davidcoats1037]

Glad to hear you made it through ok. That walnut tincture is so cool. Wish we had walnut trees around here in north Texas. Keep Doing the Stuff Todd!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Appreciate it, David! Thanks for all you support, bud!

[@niecedspain3568]

We live in north Texas and just bought some land in southeast Oklahoma and have some black walnut trees! I'm so excited!

[@mpirron1]

There's plenty of black walnut in north texas

[@happy_times01]

Your Black Walnuts are HUGE! WOW! THANK you for sharing!

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Crushed green hulls in a burlap sack dragged through a body of water will have fish floating in no time. The seeds of the noxious weed MULLIEN causes the same effect. Black walnut husks macerated in water is also good for gathering nightcrawlers for fishing, just be sure to drop them in fresh water for a moment when they come shooting out of the ground to rinse the irritant off their skin or they'll die.

[@artashesharutyunyan3693]

My father makes it and he is using it for all kinds of scene issues. Funny as I am from eastern Europe and we so far from you. But we all use the same thing

[@HardHearthHomestead]

Great content and information. I just can't believe that you are using those antique canning jars and not keeping them up on a self, that blue one especially! I would be afraid I would break them.

[@cdcdogs4961]

I was thinking the same thing. 😳😅

[@BrianGemberling]

Great video…Love your message of surviving off the land

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Gimmenies!, those are HUGE black walnuts! Nearly 50% larger than anything I've found in southeast Nebraska!

[@rhondalees4]

I just sliced off sections to drop into the vodka so I didn't need to use a cutting board, but silly me didn't know to use gloves and I have for over a week now, very darkly stained hands from the iodine that no amount of washing, using bleach, or being in a chlorinated pool for an hour, for 3 days in a row, helped. I'm hoping new skin grows back soon, as it looks like I have dirty hands. Hopefully there are some health benefits from absorbing the iodine thru the skin.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

The stains will go away in a week or so. That's some durable stain though.

[@darktigerx]

In afghanistan we use white walnut husks to rub against teeth& skin , its astringent & makes things yellow for a day but it cleans teeth/gums/skin so ya.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

It is astringent for sure and stains. Thanks for sharing.

[@saintpaul9462]

Is it possible to use them if they turn from green into black?

[@Cyndia1969]

Excellent video

[@laurapendleton2465]

I'll be trying to make this for the first time today ❣

[@heard3001]

Do you think this will work on the covid 19 in your opinion

[@Becky_Lewis_Awareness]

It's also used as an anti parasitic 🐛

[@RuralEconomist]

Love making tinctures and extracts.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Me too. And I thought I was already subbed to your channel. Just remedied that. Thanks, Gregg!

[@elvisedimo5694]

Hello Big Daddy.Just to say a big thank you for the video!

[@Tehcarp]

There's a liquer I just learned about and forgot about that you make from green black walnuts. The gist as I remember is that it's Spanish in origin and the liquer starts green and 'ripens' in the bottle. Apparently the stuff is enchanting. I'll try to get more information. It's not a bitters but a smooth drinking liquer.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Would love to hear more about this, please. Thanks!

[@VJLasorsa]

my italian grand-mother would make a black walnut flavored liquor ... very sweet like a cordial. "Lugeel", is what she called it.

[@doraarbuckle154]

Italian Liqueur Nocino made with golf ball sized, green Black or English walnuts when the immature, inner white nuts are young enough to cut, quarter. Google Italian Order Of Nocino Producers for an easy traditional recipe using walnuts, sugar and 95% alcohol. Turns black quickly, aged for months until mellow and delicious.

[@Tehcarp]

@@doraarbuckle154 Made some last two years.

[@johnanderson1650]

Has anybody heard of using this tincture for radiation poisoning versus potassium iodine?

[@robertschmidt9296]

That was the first use I've heard of but I can't remember enough to tell you anything.

[@groundskeeper5292]

Amazing. I was just harvesting some black walnuts. Never knew about black walnut tincture. So I'll make some. Always looking for uses. I make cloth dye from the juice. Abrasives from the shells. Husks are fertilizer and of course eating the nuts. Thanks for another use!

[@howardjohnston7376]

Not sure about using husks for fertilizer. They say the husks poison the ground for many other plants.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

More great stuff Brother! Thanks!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Many thanks, bud!

[@jellybelly688]

These black walnuts are falling everywhere in my backyard. Finally I found a use for them.

[@bodyofhope]

I take a black walnut and wormwood tincture for my SIBO & Candida overgrowth. It works. It's also great for other fungal issues and it's an anti-parasitic. This is a very old but useful remedy. But be warned it's BITTER! If you have fatigue, arthritis, brain fog, bloating, thyroid issues, etc. You may have issues with SIBO and digesting sugars due to fungus in your gut. A daily dose of this is just the thing.

[@gafairbanks2434]

Great for deworming animals and yourself! Creators gift to humanity.

[@janetgernand9123]

Can you also add the walnut seed to the jar when making a tincture?

[@Lindash04]

Hi not sure if this was asked. Does the black have to be completely off of the green to make the tincture?

[@juliastoecker8624]

I once made some myself. Thanks. It's a great tincture to have around.

[@silverdragontaylir8252]

Thanks good information

[@waynehawkes9105]

Do you no if you can use English walnut husk to make iodine

[@J-uy3ku]

Hello trying to see if you would sell some of this ?

[@sherrienickerson9524]

Question: I took the hulls off my walnuts this morning and some of the hulls were spotted with black inside. Should I dispose of those?

[@spacepathfinder1]

you forget to say that tincture must be produced at new moon to get best of it.

[@rvachere]

Why is this?

[@spacepathfinder1]

@@rvachere i dont know but that is the way it should be done according to some old teachings

[@dwayneholiday2167]

Is that poured and sealed at the new moon or cracking the seal, straining, and bottling at the new moon? I'm being serious too? I want to know.

[@lobo1368]

Pinworms, not sure how much to use though

[@mikeal8916]

How long does it take before it can be used

[@regenamann_0005]

U just give off vibes~

[@whispergirl77]

Can we use hulls that are dark and dried already or do they need to be green? Also, could we add Cloves to the tincture?

[@naynay6886]

How do you strain it? With cheesecloth over a strainer, or do you need a coffee filter??

[@MrGuitarPicker84]

Hello! Love the video! Was thinking about making some of my own. I was curious though if I could use moonshine in place of the vodka? Thanks for any help.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

I'll bet somewhere in Appalachia an old timer used mountain dew for more than drinking. Never tried it but bet it would draw out the medicinal benefits.

[@clydesmith299]

I use "Gem Clear" or "White Lightning" for tinctures. Stronger the better for tinctures or any Kind of extraction. I use 99% isopropyl to extract Hemp Oil. Rick Simpson uses naphtha because he's in Canada where it's available.

[@howardjohnston7376]

Liquor is liquor when doing tinctures. If you care about taste or want to cover up the taste, use something tasty. But i wouldn't go over 100 proof, its a waste of liquor and some say can scorch the plant.

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

@@clydesmith299 just a side note, HEET (an automotive product used for removing water from fuel tanks is 99% isopropyl alchol) is a lot cheaper and the same thing.

[@ByGraceIGo]

I've seen MANY people making tincture and they don't chop them up at all. Does it make any difference?

[@colleenshepard2226]

Hi made my 1st bl.walnut tincture and soaked for 7 weeks it taste like vodka is that normal? Thk you.

[@pastryshack551]

What would you do with the tincture? I have never heard of this before

[@msgottaneedtoknow]

I’m not sure of the exact doses but it’s a few drops in a glass of water, tea, juice, etc., 1-3 times a day. For numerous ailments. Google “Black walnut tincture remedies”. There is a lot.

[@Weedseed9of9]

I attempted to make some a few years ago, but I wasn't able to finish the process because my parents got sick and I forgot about it. The jars are sitting under my basement bar with the hulls still in them, but they are in vodka. Do you think it will still be good?

[@timbrehm7670]

this stuff does work

[@heidifouche7187]

we very much into natural healing after the injection fiasco of the past two years flu in 6 months we got our selves off all chemical meds this will be my next project , i can suggest to people to do also the black seed ticture and even make capsules with it makes you sleep great and boosts the health and more

[@sharriceowens913]

How long do the walnuts need to dry before u can Crack and eat them

[@nisatalia5275]

Do we have to cut them up . I’ve seen others where they put them in jars as a whole .

[@alenaloomis6134]

Could you use English walnuts instead of black walnuts? I would think they would have similar properties but I cant find anything about English walnut being medicinal like black walnut is.

[@innerhealing1]

it kills parasites too.

[@Silvertip1958]

I just hit mine with a hammer and it’s busted apart in seconds. I’m not seeing why quartering would be any different?

[@CardioCareWellness]

Just found a black walnut in the woods in Canada. My hands are black so gloves are important. Will try this. Thx

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Cool beans. Hope they turn out fine for you.

[@emeldatorchia6214]

Where abouts are you? I am in North Bay Ontario. And would love to find some😊

[@ricardodelarosa428]

Were can I buy some green hulls?

[@SurvivalSherpa]

I don't know. I gather mine from local trees.

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

I found mine on eBay. I'm in New York so no trees here. But I would say make sure you get from a five star seller and ensure they are selling you GREEN black walnut hulls. If they are black they have no efficacy whatsoever. They also should be as green as possible. This was my first order ever and though mine arrived green I am questioning whether they were collected off the tree or collected off the ground. I'm told that you need them off the tree.

[@janieschane3134]

I've been told, trim off all the green hulls, in pieces, & make tinicure...if you have black areas cut them out & don't use black insides, & if you get one with worms, don't use that one either...I also got mine off eBay, 1/2 made it here usable, about 8 had worms & a few were just bruised from shipping...I ONLY, use the green hull...the tinicure, is @ 4 weeks now, & a beautiful dark, dark green... appears to be stable and made well... Keep on foraging!!! We'll need to for sure...

[@dwayneholiday2167]

These comments are confusing. Question for someone with experience in the making of tinctures. What is the best alcohol to use for an Extra Strength Walnut Hull Tincture? I just need the name brand and percentage.

[@marlasorganics6274]

100 proof alcohol is perfect. Alternatively you can purchase everclear and dilute it 50% for a better deal! :)

[@saucywench9122]

Organic 100 proof vodka would be best but it can be expensive. As to extra strength, black walnut is already pretty strong, don't try to make a pharmaceutical grade plant medicine, some are too strong to be used even casually or for any length of time. Do your research.

[@j.jamessr.1446]

I noticed some people use whole walnuts and some people cut them and use everything except the seed. What's the difference?

[@momzilla9491]

I've done it both ways. No difference except by using the whole shell, you need more alcohol to cover it up. This time I cut them into thin round slices, and only needed to use 8 ounces of vodka! I will just need to drain them for a little longer. BTW, you can store a little bottle in the fridge in a DARK GLASS bottle. I had my last one for 10 years.

[@travv88]

Better off cutting them and using everything but the seed. The point of the tincture is to extract from the skin and flesh, not the seed. You can get more alcohol contact with skin if you remove the seed.

[@debbiedotodue]

I’d rather have God’s natural medicine any day than prescribed unclean medicine thanks to the Lord we have a choice to use his

[@GuitarWithDofka]

Did you do an update video? I couldn't find it. I'd like to see how it turned out and how much you drink. I have 2 big walnut trees and tons of black walnuts.

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

Try this video m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q169Y4BtntOSars

[@shonamagouyrksaffold4109]

What all is this tincture good for?EDIT I'm sorry I asked too soon, I assume it can be used topical as well thank u

[@Skills2survive]

Awesome buddy !

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks, man.

[@jhoe434]

Hello Sherpa, I love watching this interesting video 👌👍👌 I've learned something new New friend here 🙏🙏🙏

[@chriswalker7491]

Mine keeps bubbling over every time I open in like beet kvass does is this normal?

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

You are supposed to keep the bottle as sealed as possible. Top with olive oil to keep from oxidizing. And fill a smaller bottle for weekly use that way you don't open the big one that much.

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

Also watch this video m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q169Y4BtntOSars

[@shantaloft]

Great video. With 40% alcohol you are making a fluid extract. Meaning you are extracting more water soluble substances than alcohol soluble. A tincture uses 80 or higher alcohol content. The meditational value will be similar enough to do the job. A great way to learn about the process and use. Using wet vers dry product also effects the amount of water in the mix. Below 60% also effects storage. The resulting fluid extract will not last as long as the tincture of high alcohol content. Store at 80% thin to 40 to 60% for use.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Do you think it's too late to transfer the hulls to, say, Everclear? And should the hulls be dehydrated before tincturing to increase potency? Thanks for the enlightening feedback.

[@shantaloft]

Survival Sherpa you can shift them over to everclear. That will give you a true tincture. Normally tinctures are made with dry herbs powdered. Turning daily. The smaller powder the better the extraction. The fluid extract you made will work. If can get more Walnuts I would dry and powder that and make a new batch of tincture. Now you can compare the differences between them. Right you have a backpack full. Do wish we had some here in the north shewsawp. As you said it makes a great dye to.

[@wolfitgood]

Shanta McBain can you share the best way to try the hulls without them getting moldy?

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

@@wolfitgood if you lack having a dehydrator place hulls on a cookie sheet and put in oven set to its LOWEST temperature setting and leave the door propped open with the handle of a wooden spoon. When dry enough to crumble between your fingers pulverize in a blender, put in jar and cover with EVERCLEAR, seal & put in a dark location 7 -10 days. Agitate once daily during maceration. Strain (coffee filter) bottle, cap, refrigerate.

[@wolfitgood]

@@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649 Thank you sooooo much for the information and your time!!

[@shovelhead8]

Almost cried at the alcohol abuse. I remember getting stained from black walnuts as a kid. I am looking forward to seeing you use the finished product. Thank you for the video, Todd

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Lol, yep, hate it when that happens. The stains on one palm are finally gone. Appreciate the support!

[@emlillthings7914]

I noticed the drink before you showed it ;) Ey! You're way too good for fallen trees! ,,,, you'll make the rest of us look bad lol Meh, maybe not. I bet you'll be choked a bit with a bunch of corny hang-ups, thus enabling uploads of funky upswings :D ,,, damn, almost can't wait for that. I did a quick search&look on the black walnut,,, do you have an opinion on how it's in woodworking?

[@SurvivalSherpa]

lol, I'm debating on whether to do the cordwood challenge again or build a log cabin... hummm. Yeah, black walnut is very desirable for woodworking, gun stocks, spoon carving, etc. It's a tight, straight grained wood that takes a carving knife well.

[@emlillthings7914]

Log-cabin/shed has been discussed as an extra in the CAC. I thought I'd try that as well, but I am willing to settle for less than a full cord. My last CAC was just a 1/4 cord, half being limbs, other half being the biggest pieces from the (sloppily) hewed stem. I might've reached full cord if I went in for that solely, but still, it passed... Since you've already made over a full cord on the previous one, a 1/4-1/2 cord as a byproduct from making a log-cabin/shed is sure good enough. Especially if you managed to build parts of the cabin with axe-only (+ mallet.).

[@marceygreen7026]

Thanks for sharing! Question: Is it okay that the walnuts sit in the alcohol a bit longer? I've had walnuts in the alcohol for 2 months now (first timer). If not, can I add new green walnuts to that same alcohol to prevent wasting it?

[@SurvivalSherpa]

I think you'd be okay with your tincture now, Marcey. That should be plenty long enough to extract the good stuff.

[@marceygreen7026]

Survival Sherpa Awesome! Thanks for your feedback

[@nadia-kor]

I would keep them in the refrigerator. The active ingredient of this is juglone, and juglone undergoes a Diels-Alder reaction with various dienes that are present in the extract. Cooling the mixture slows down the unwanted reactions.

[@tooterplumber1128]

Alcohol abuse LOL 😁. I was thinking the same. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks, man! Glad to share. Cheers!

[@momzilla9491]

LOL, you can make the tincture with water! Just keep it in a dark glass bottle in the refrigerator.

[@ig5501]

Hi, question have you ever gotten a rash or hives because I just used gloves and realized the black walnut green hulls touch my side arm and felt itchy and had one hive bump, any recommendations or experiences or what to expect! Is it normal ? Also seen worms inside of it while there still green on some of them and is it safe ?

[@timmychonga4901]

You may be more sensitive, it's not uncommon. I guess the question would be, can you eat walnut's? If you find worms some say discard some say just remove, me personally if a worm survived in that environment (because it kills worms) I would discard. If you decide to do this tincture I would recommend considering your sensitivity I would do equal parts vodka and distilled water to lower the potency.

[@johnlord8337]

Lots of free chopped wood down south ....

[@SurvivalSherpa]

There is indeed!

[@sosteve9113]

Well done

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks, Steve!

[@trollmcclure1884]

I cant find toxicity and dose. I have just used an equivalent of 5 blended young nuts and I feel dizzy 😛. It could be the wine but it's different. Any recommendation for the highest possible safe dose? You dont want to take a weak dose to let the bugs survive and go dormant or something right?

[@sl4983]

That's why I would personally use a premixed tincture and follow directions, like the Hulda Clark cleanse.

[@JamesBrown-bi5fh]

It's this the same so the California black walnut tincture from the California black walnut Hull tree because I heard that one is more powerful than the other and if the tincture is black then it's less effective so I've learned that using lemon juice and olive oil or extra virgin that is to put into the liquid tincture to keep it the same color as the whole green and keep in the refrigerator for longer use and what's the lemon juice does and the extra virgin olive oil keeps it from oxidizing faster than it normally would do if any hits air and the lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil is the protector barrier to protect it from the air so that it Chan stay Green for a more effective use

[@rainbowjellybeans5815]

I believe you are right. Anything that oxidizes is less effective so that makes a world of sense. I learned what you just said off of this video m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/q169Y4BtntOSars

[@ineffablesplendor4172]

I harvested nearly 90 walnuts recently that had fallen, but the green hull is very hard. I tried setting a few aside to see if they'd get mushy but they only became harder and more dry. Are mine ready to use or is my tree bad? :(

[@SurvivalSherpa]

If they sit too long they'll turn black. Hard and green is fine to use. People even use them when they turn black.

[@pimpjuice757]

Sherpa, I took a piece of plywood and drilled three different sized holes (about the size of the nut) and banged them thru with a hammer. It worked well, much easier but kinda messy

[@shasmeen]

I used it for COVID

[@kathytappel2650]

Couldn’t hurt

[@maryannmascari9543]

Also anti parasitic ❤️

[@WalterTonetto]

Dr Hulda Clark

[@ArthurTheLibraryDetective]

🙏❤

[@tonyfelts1512]

yeah man good stuff!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks, buddy! Should be ready in a month.

[@BAAMRanch]

Gotta keep up those lost skills man!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Indeed!

[@aichahz5521]

Thats a big wallnut

[@JamesBrown-bi5fh]

Sorry some of the words get twisted speaking through this damn microphone

[@leobonek3204]

Black Walnut is potent, It's great as a detoxer, But if somebody's really sick or having overload of toxins once you start taking black walnut it can be very difficult so I would say go with it really slow for those people who know they have heavy metal poisoning or are really trying to purge..... If you're really trying to clear your system you will also have to take one or two steam rooms a week and then the key is you must take a thorough shower after every steam room session most people don't know that and they almost don't understand the reasoning to take a shower but the reasoning is you must get the toxins out/and off of your body/ black walnut is all about toxic overload It is helping to clear the body of the most harmful. And yes I work in healthy healing now for 33 years

[@RamLal-cc6oo]

🙏I can not understand your pronunciation plz Tell me in detail.

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Not the best knife selection for this purpose. Should've used a chef knife.

[@DavidBruceAllen1]

It would be better and much more potent if you would grind them up into a powder before making your tincture. The way you're showing it here is mostly making "pickled" walnut hulls. "Pickled" in alcohol that is. The most effective and time saving method is to use an ultrasonic cleaner to make the tincture. You can make the most potent tincture in days rather than weeks. How and why? The ultrasonic vibration helps extract the nutrients and oils from the Black Walnut Hull Powder much faster than just letting it sit and soak for six weeks.

[@amyjanestewart998]

ANTIPARASITIC.

[@hotpaprika67]

why not use a real knife , much bigger, silly using such a small knife

[@michaelgavin7621]

….Jesus Christ.