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I have had guttate psoriasis for over 50 years . Have tried everything

August 11
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Can black walnut tincture help with psoriasis treatment?

Black walnut hull has been used in traditional medicine similarly to coal tar, and some early research suggests it may have anti-inflammatory properties that could be helpful for psoriasis. However, the research is still quite limited, so it's not possible to say Show Full Answer

Can black walnut tincture help with psoriasis treatment?

Black walnut hull has been used in traditional medicine similarly to coal tar, and some early research suggests it may have anti-inflammatory properties that could be helpful for psoriasis. However, the research is still quite limited, so it's not possible to say definitively how effective it is. Here are some important things to keep in mind before trying it:

- Talk to your dermatologist first — black walnut hull is not a replacement for your current psoriasis treatment plan
- Allergy risk — if you have a tree nut allergy, avoid black walnut products entirely
- Iron absorption — it can interfere with iron absorption, so check with your doctor if this is a concern
- Not FDA regulated — the safety of long-term use, whether topical or ingested, is unknown

A MyPsoriasisTeam member shared that they follow an anti-inflammatory diet that includes walnuts alongside other foods like fatty fish and leafy vegetables, which some find supportive for managing psoriasis symptoms.

August 11

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