Rubbing walnut husks is a top-notch remedy for treating ringworm!

Enthusiastic Netizen (Username: Verdant Green, QQ: 1037625275): Hello, Teacher Hu, I have another remedy for treating ringworm, specifically the kind that forms very round patches with white scales, which we locally call "coin ringworm." When I was in my teens, I developed a very round patch of ringworm on my left arm. It was summer, and I was wearing short sleeves when my aunt noticed it. At that time, there was a large walnut tree in her yard. She picked a walnut, smashed it, and used the green outer peel to rub on the affected area. I remember it hurt so much that I cried, but after that one application, the ringworm never came back, and it hasn't recurred for decades. This is my personal experience, and I hope it can help more patients. I am not a medical professional, but I am an enthusiast of traditional Chinese medicine. My wife has high blood pressure, and I am simply looking for a reasonable herbal remedy for her. Contributor: Ji Yunliang. Teacher Hu Bing's Folk Remedy Studio on China Secret Recipe Website: Every day, we share the latest collected folk remedies to ensure they are genuine and effective. If you are troubled, if you are unwell, if you have sought medical help everywhere without success, you can find remedies here that have helped others recover! At the same time, we hope you will share any miraculous folk remedies you have encountered, so that everyone can benefit. We believe that good deeds bring good rewards! Please recommend this website to your family and friends, as they may also benefit from it! This article was first published on China Secret Recipe Website. If you wish to repost, please indicate the source as China Secret Recipe Website! Next page: What are the benefits and effects of green walnut peel?