Fresh "Green" Black Walnut Wormwood Complex - 59ml - Now Foods

For good functioning of the digestive tract.

Therapeutic Indications:

• Antibacterial properties
• Better digestive function
• Anthelmintic

"Green” Black Walnut Extract combines three plants with antibacterial and anthelmintic potential.

Black Walnut, Wormwood and Clove have a wide traditional use in digestive tract issues and recent studies are being carried out to compare the effectiveness of these plants in relation to drugs used to eliminate bacteria, fungi and parasites, particularly in the intestines.

Black walnut is a fruit that comes from a tree called Juglans nigra, native to the United States. This fruit has a very interesting nutritional value, being especially rich in omega-3 fatty acids, namely ALA. However, it is the shell that has been traditionally used for centuries for healing purposes. Black walnut shells have been used by the population for a variety of conditions, from epilepsy to venomous spider or snake bites, for example. With scientific advances, it has been possible to study the extracts in more depth and, currently, it is understood that black walnut shells, in addition to containing tannins with great antioxidant power, which points to a possible protective action on the cardiovascular system, contain several antibacterial compounds such as glansreginine A and azelaic acid.

Studies have been conducted to determine the effectiveness of the extract in infections of different types. In fact, a primary study conducted on animals showed that the drug was equally effective in eliminating Candida albicans in the vagina.

A compound called juglone has been widely studied in the context of inflammation and abnormal cell proliferation.
“Green” Black Walnut Wormwood Complex Liquid features Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) in its composition as it has been associated with several properties, including digestive, liver protection, gastric analgesic, carminative, among others.

But it is its potential antibacterial, antifungal and vermifuge action that is the reason why it is found in this supplement. A 2018 study analyzed the effectiveness of Wormwood, compared to the drug praziquantel, in neutralizing a species of tapeworm in laboratory animals and, although the drug had better results, the plant extract had a very satisfactory degree of effectiveness, so research continues.

Cloves have a strong connection to digestive processes, so much so that their infusions are usually consumed after meals.

But other properties are recorded and one of them is its potential antibacterial and anthelmitic action, due to its eugenol content, as demonstrated by the results of a 2011 study on an intestinal parasite, recording morphological changes and an impact on the viability, growth and adhesion of Giardia lamblia.