Frankincense (Boswellia carterii) - the original gift to baby Jesus! Used since ancient times as tea and oil for a wide range of purposes such as brain function, cough, colds, and more... With modern science slowly unlocking the keys to this aromatic resin, results have been promising but not yet convincing - and with further studies being needed. Still, if you would like to experience the purported healing powers of Frankincense just as the ancients did and do see any great results then please let us know in a review as we'd love to hear about it! Note that this frankincense from India may occasionally contain small pebbles and is our lower quality when compared with Somalia origin so is recommended only for burning. organically grown India Ingredients: 1-2 tiny pieces of pure frankincense resin - Boswellia sacra or Boswellia serrata - preferably. Instructions: Place resin pieces in a cup or teapot. Ladle freshly boiled water (90-95 deg C) over the resin. Cover & steep for 10-15 minutes or longer for stronger infusion. Strain and sip slowly. Optional: Add ginger, honey, or lemon for flavour. Tip: Soaking the resin overnight prior to brewing may soften it and free additional beneficial compounds. Health Benefits of Frankincense Tea Frankincense resin is used in conventional Ayurvedic as well as Middle Eastern medicine. Research on frankincense as a tea is limited, but many of the benefits are attributed to boswellic acids and other active compounds. Anti-inflammatory Support May decrease inflammation of joint pain, arthritis & inflammatory conditions. Supports Digestive Health Gas, bloating and gut function usually eased with this herb. Calming and Grounding The aroma and compounds may induce relaxation, decrease anxiety and support meditation or mindfulness. Immune-Modulating Properties Frankincense may balance the immune system and support the body during chronic illness or stress. Oral and Respiratory Health The antimicrobial activity may support gum health and ease mild respiratory problems. Cautionary Notes Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women - Frankincense may stimulate the uterus. May interact with other medications - particularly anti-inflammatory drugs, blood thinners or immune-modulators. Always consult a healthcare provider. Allergy reactions are rare but possible. Start small.
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