You have all seen a walnut tree, and there is no one who does not know his fruit.
Walnut reaches up to two meters wide, and its height varies within a wide range of 20 to 40 meters.



The crown of the tree is irregular, dense and broad. Typically, the walnut tree blooms in April-May and its colors are green reeds with very fine blossoms.

Walnut has been used for healing purposes since the ancient Romans.

They called the fruit of the walnut "the Star of Jupiter" because, according to them, it was this planet that was the most important in the solar system. This, respectively, means that the nut was the most important and valuable remedy.



Chemical composition of Nuts

Walnuts are high calorie, but many chemical elements are involved in their chemical composition. These include vitamins B and E, magnesium, folic acid, selenium, iron, Omega 3, and other unsaturated fatty acids.



Between 10 and 20% of the amino acids necessary for the human body are contained in the walnut. It is even claimed that walnuts can be used as a full substitute for meat.

Besides, walnuts contain many proteins that are very useful for people suffering from gout.
Group B vitamins, which are also part of the walnut composition, very well affect nerve problems. Walnuts act positively on blood fat, boost blood circulation, and last but not least - have a strengthening effect on the human heart.



Useful properties

Walnuts have a number of useful properties that have a positive impact on the human body in a number of health problems. They are used as a remedy for diarrhea because they have a sedative effect.

They have a tonic effect on the digestive and nervous systems and are also used as an anti-inflammatory agent. High blood sugar and blood pressure can also be reduced due to walnuts.



In traditional medicine, walnut kernels are used as a remedy for metabolism problems, as well as for diabetes mellitus. The leaves of the walnut tree are extremely useful for irregular menstruation in women, rickets, whitening, etc.

In these cases, strengthening water baths are made in which walnuts are cooked. Very useful are walnuts in bleeding, eczema, hemorrhoids, various inflammations of the gums, skin, intestines, and stomach.



Because it is easy to process, does not swell and inflates, and has excellent strength properties, wood walnut is also used for wood.
 
Even while still small and green, the fruit of the walnut is again useful. They are a rich source of vitamin C, and they prepare an infusion that is extremely useful for various inflammations in the oral cavity.
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