Some online marijuana detox tips suggest using anti-parasite capsules to speed up the body’s natural detoxification processes (and thus the marijuana detoxification process). Popular active herbal ingredients have multiple medicinal properties, including stimulation of the body’s excretory system (Encourage detoxification through urine and bowel movements.). Some of these antiparasitic capsules are antioxidants – which play an important role in the body’s natural detoxification process.

The following are active herbal ingredients that are often found in deworming capsules.

Herbal bitters not only stimulate digestion, but also stimulate the secretion and flow of bile, cleansing both the liver (the main site of THC metabolism) and the gallbladder. Two bitters are commonly listed as ingredients in antiparasitic capsules: Wormwood and Goldenseal.

Wormwood can be used as a tonic to stimulate appetite, as well as to helps in digestion. Wormwood extracts are diuretic (a substance or drug that tends to increase urine secretion), antiseptic, and dewormer (a drug that expels worms from the intestinal tract).

It contains a toxic compound called thujone, the active chemical in French absinthe liqueur. Absinthe was banned in France in 1915 due to its toxicity.

Goldenseal, another bitter, is used as laxative. Goldenseal is also used to enhance the medicinal effects of other herbs with which it is mixed or formulated. Often used as a multi-purpose remedy, goldenseal has herbal medicinal properties in addition to its function as a mild, bitter laxative.

Goldenseal is used as a hepatic (drug that acts on the liver), anti-inflammatory, topical antimicrobial (that destroys or inhibits the growth of microorganisms and especially pathogenic microorganisms), emmenagogue (a drug or agent that induces or accelerates menstrual flow) and an oxytocic (a substance that stimulates the uterus to contract, in order to speed up labor).

Another common ingredient found in deworming capsules are black walnut shells (husks are the shell, shell or outer covering of a seed or fruit), containing juglone (crystalline compound that has fungicidal and antibiotic properties), vitamin C (powerful antioxidant) and zinc (mineral used for the detoxification of heavy metals).

It is also a multipurpose remedy, used to treat acne, thyroid diseases, colitis, eczema, hemorrhoids, ringworm, sore throat, tonsillitis, skin irritations and wounds.

Advocates promote the use of black walnut shells as mild laxative that facilitates digestion.

Black seed grass it is another popular ingredient in deworming capsules. Not to be confused with black caraway, black onion seed, or black sesame seed; it is clearer to refer to the black-seeded herb by its Latin name “Nigella Sativa”.

Containing a non-starch polysaccharide component that is a useful source of fiber (i.e. laxative), black seed herb oil has been shown to be effective against strains of bacteria. Some of these bacteria are known to be highly drug resistant, such as V. cholera, E. Coli, and all but one of the Shigella strains.

Cloves They are also included as the main active ingredient in many antiparasitic capsules. Recent research from the Miguel Hernández University in Spain concluded that the nail is the best natural antioxidant. Antioxidants are powerful supplements for the body’s natural detoxification process.