Sentences with phrase «frankincense resin»

It's said to be sweeter, fresher and cleaner than frankincense resin.6

Dr. Eric Zielinski: So when you steam distill the frankincense resin, coz again, the resin comes out of the tree just like maple syrup and sap.

The purest (and most expensive) frankincense resin is almost white and comes from the second «bleeding» of the tree — and even then only under the right weather conditions.

Not exact matches

(Incidentally, both frankincense and myrrh are edible resins, leading one to postulate the Wise Men were simply delivering a deli platter to the baby Jesus.)

Around 500 B.C., this prized resin made its way to China, where Eastern medicine practitioners began to realize the medicinal value of frankincense in increasing circulation.

Frankincense essential oil (Boswellia frereana, Boswellia carterii, and / or Boswellia sacra) is a tree or shrub that produces a gum or resin that can be steam distilled into an essential oil with HUGE health benefits.

There are several boswellic acids found in frankincense gum resin, and they have molecular weights in the 450 — 500 range.

One reason at least is because they are being told, in videos and blog posts, that frankincense oil contains boswellic acid — the antitumoral active ingredient in frankincense gum resin.

But anyway, frankincense is known by far to be one of those healing traditional resins on the market and we've been using it for centuries, if not, thousands of years.

So you tap the frankincense tree, you get the resin, you crush it up, you distill it — steam distill it.

The Boswellic acids are heavy molecules called triterpenes, and while many beneficial compounds are light enough to separate themselves from the frankincense oleo - gum - resin when heated during the distillation process, the Boswellic acids are not.

In illness Like other resins, frankincense is said to be bechic, a sedative, pectoral and a good antiseptic.

Put on a couple of drops of frankincense, a tree resin considered to cleanse and protect the soul, just before you light it.

The value of frankincense has declined over the centuries, and now the Roman Catholic Church, Oman's greatest customer in early times, buys the resin from Somalia, where the product is inferior, but cheaper.