The bark, root, and stems of the pomegranate tree have anthelmintic qualities that can destroy the parasitic worms. The root bark of a pomegranate tree is favored because it contains the best quantity of alkaloid punicine compared to the stem bark.
<p><strong>Pomegranate for Intestinal Worms as Home Remedy</strong></p>
<p>New York (USA), February 15, 2018</p>
<p>The bark, root, and stems of the pomegranate tree have anthelmintic qualities that can destroy the parasitic worms. However, the root bark of a pomegranate tree is favored because it contains the best quantity of alkaloid punicine compared to the stem bark.</p>
<p>This alkaloid of pomegranate is greatly poisonous to the tapeworms. The 90 to 180 ml of cold stewing of the fresh bark must be given to the adult at least three times at the regular intervals of one hour.</p>
<p>The purgative must be given after its last amount. The dose should be about 30 to 60 ml for the children. Decoction is also used to kick out the tapeworms.</p>
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