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| The primary active constituent in Black Walnut is a naphthoquinone known as juglone. Directions The following protocol is a composite of the recommendations of Dr. Hulda Clark and Dr. William Lee Cowden, MD. CAUTION: All protocols are for adult dosage only and are generalized; dosages and conditions will vary with the individual. Before beginning any treatment, consult a qualified health care professional. Bear in mind that if one member of a family is infected, other family members or persons living at close quarters frequently are too. In the case of pinworms, this is almost always the case. You may also use black walnut capsules. For black walnut hull capsules, this is what Dr. Cowden recommends: Day 1: 2X daily, 1 capsule Day 2: 2X daily, 2 capsules Day 3: 3X daily, 2 capsules Day 4: 3X daily, 3 capsules Day 5: 3X daily, 4 capsules Day 6: 3X daily, 5 capsules Day 7: 3X daily, 6 capsules Continue at 2 capsules 3X daily through to day 14. During the second 10-14 day round, take 6 capsules 3X each day. For black walnut hull extract, this is what Dr. Clark recommends: Day 1: 4X daily, 1 drop mixed in water. Day 2: 4X daily, 2 drops. Work up to 20 drops taken 4 times daily and continue at this rate until the treatment program is finished. Here is his recommendation: Day 1: 2 capsules Day 2: 4 capsules Day 3: 6 capsules Day 4: 8 capsules Day 5: 10 capsules Day 6: 12 capsules Day 7: 14 capsules. Continue at 14 capsules until the course is complete. CLOVES Crush fresh cloves in a coffee grinder and fill "gelatin capsules" or "veggie caps" (size "00"). You will need 117 clove capsules, says Dr. Cowden. According to Dr. Cowden, this is the schedule to follow: Day 1: 3X daily, 1 capsule Day 2: 3X daily, 2 capsules Day 3: 3X daily, 3 capsules Then 3 capsules 3X daily through day 14. Take capsules 15-20 minutes before a meal. Stay off cloves the same days you are off wormwood and black walnut, then resume at 3 capsules 3X daily for another 10-14 days. |
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