Do you have problems with your joints? This should help you.

Boswellia Serrata is a small tree growing in India, also called frankincense. Widely used in Ayurveda, it has many invaluable healing and cleansing properties. Frankincense extract has been known for at least several hundred years as one of the best remedies for diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

Frankincense extract: properties

1. It has an anti-inflammatory effect
2. It has a calming effect on the nervous system
3. Studies have shown antibacterial and expectorant effects
4. Frankincense extract is also a great pain reliever
5. It helps to cure cancer

Composition of frankincense extract

The agent of special therapeutic importance is the resin produced by the bark of the tree. It is called frankincense. It is a yellow-brown mass with an interesting, rare consistency. Frankincense bark extract also contains boswellic acids in various proportions (from about 30 to even 70% of acids in the sample). They have primarily an anti-inflammatory effect, which is compared to the effect of Ibuprofen. So it is a proven, brilliant drug of natural origin.

• Curiosity: it is frankincense resin that is used in popular incense sticks. Hence their name!

When should you use frankincense extract?

It is a great supplemental medicine in case of flu or cold. It is also helpful in other diseases and infections affecting the body. It supports and heals the musculoskeletal system very well, having a positive effect primarily on tired and aching joints. Frankincense extract has an analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect also in the case of inflammation of the bones and spine. It helps to treat rheumatism and its greatest symptoms.

What to use frankincense extract for?

1. Rheumatoid diseases
2. Rheumatism
3. Chronic colitis
4. Diseases of the musculoskeletal system
5. Other inflammations
6. Asthma
7. Ulcers

In addition, frankincense extract is recommended for people with liver problems, as it has a positive effect on the functioning of this organ.

Frankincense extract in joint diseases

• Reduces swelling and morning stiffness
• Relieves joint and bone pain
• Improving the mobility of the joint, increases the possibilities of movement
• It improves the blood supply to the joints
• Protects the articular cartilage

Recipe for boswellin tincture

Boswelin tincture helps in the treatment of many of the above conditions. It is mixed in a ratio of 1:5. Frankincense extract in the form of gum resin is added to warm alcohol (at least 40%). This tincture also treats coughs, sinuses and more serious respiratory diseases such as pneumonia and bronchitis.