Frankincense Black Sacra Spagyric
Boswellia sacra
Black sacra has a much brighter, smoother and more lemony hints than other frankincense varieties.
Now mostly used externally even though it has a long history of being used internally as well. Pliny the Elder said it was an antidote for hemlock. Historically it has been used to treat tumors, ulcers, vomiting, dysentery and fevers. In ancient China, it has been used to treat leprosy. In ancient times it was considered more valuable than gold.
Used in Ayurvedic medicine for hundreds of years.
The Jews have used frankincense in their religious ceremonies as part of their “four sweet scents” which were pounded together. Frankincense has a woodsy and slightly sweet aroma.
In Catholic traditions, it is burned ceremonially and was one of the gifts given to the Christ Child by the Three Magi Wise Men at His birth. The Persians, the Babylonians and Assyrians all burned frankincense as part of their sacred ceremonies. It is also used in India as part of a Ritual of Incense. The Romans burned it for all kinds of ceremonies, civil and sacred.
It is said in Arabia, where the herb comes from, that the frankincense trees are guarded by winged serpents of various sizes and colors.
The Chinese used frankincense as incense in ceremonies to mourn the dead, hence the source of the name “calling back the soul fragrance.” They also used it medicinally to help treat any conditions or pain caused by stagnant blood. When used in decoctions, especially to move blood, the Chinese will typically stir-fry or bake frankincense that has been soaked in rice vinegar to enhance its blood-moving properties.
Inhaling the steam from frankincense soothes bronchitis and laryngitis. Boswellic acid in the resin is reputed to have potent anti-inflammatory properties, especially effective for those
Flavors/Temps Profile: Acrid, Bitter, Warm, Aromatic
Key Actions & Uses: Antiseptic, Antibacterial, Antiviral, Anticancer, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Analgesic, Stimulant, Digestive, Aromatic, Antidepressant, Astringent, Purification. Digestion, bloating, diarrhea, acne, anxiety, depression, laryngitis, bronchitis, joint pain, muscle aches, arthritis, ulcers, headaches, cancer, fungal infections, air cleanser, leprosy. Moves Qi, Invigorates Blood, Prevents Stagnation, Relaxes the Sinews, Reduces Swelling, Generates Flesh. Amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea or postpartum abdominal pain due to blood stasis, blood stasis related to traumatic injuries, painful swellings, masses, chest or abdominal pain due to blood stagnation, cancer, asthma, wheezing, shortness of breath, headaches, promotes the free flow of Qi and Blood in the Meridians, relieves rigidity and spasms, used topically to reduce swelling, generate flesh, alleviate pain and promote healing of wounds and sores, includes acne, sore mouths and gums, leprosy.
Key Constituents: 65% Resins, Volatile oil, B-phellandrene, A-pinene, Tetracyclic triterpenoids, Limonene, Gum, Bassorin, Boswellic acid, Alibanoresin
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Boswellia sacra
Black sacra has a much brighter, smoother and more lemony hints than other frankincense varieties.
Now mostly used externally even though it has a long history of being used internally as well. Pliny the Elder said it was an antidote for hemlock. Historically it has been used to treat tumors, ulcers, vomiting, dysentery and fevers. In ancient China, it has been used to treat leprosy. In ancient times it was considered more valuable than gold.
Used in Ayurvedic medicine for hundreds of years.
The Jews have used frankincense in their religious ceremonies as part of their “four sweet scents” which were pounded together. Frankincense has a woodsy and slightly sweet aroma.
In Catholic traditions, it is burned ceremonially and was one of the gifts given to the Christ Child by the Three Magi Wise Men at His birth. The Persians, the Babylonians and Assyrians all burned frankincense as part of their sacred ceremonies. It is also used in India as part of a Ritual of Incense. The Romans burned it for all kinds of ceremonies, civil and sacred.
It is said in Arabia, where the herb comes from, that the frankincense trees are guarded by winged serpents of various sizes and colors.
The Chinese used frankincense as incense in ceremonies to mourn the dead, hence the source of the name “calling back the soul fragrance.” They also used it medicinally to help treat any conditions or pain caused by stagnant blood. When used in decoctions, especially to move blood, the Chinese will typically stir-fry or bake frankincense that has been soaked in rice vinegar to enhance its blood-moving properties.
Inhaling the steam from frankincense soothes bronchitis and laryngitis. Boswellic acid in the resin is reputed to have potent anti-inflammatory properties, especially effective for those
Flavors/Temps Profile: Acrid, Bitter, Warm, Aromatic
Key Actions & Uses: Antiseptic, Antibacterial, Antiviral, Anticancer, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Analgesic, Stimulant, Digestive, Aromatic, Antidepressant, Astringent, Purification. Digestion, bloating, diarrhea, acne, anxiety, depression, laryngitis, bronchitis, joint pain, muscle aches, arthritis, ulcers, headaches, cancer, fungal infections, air cleanser, leprosy. Moves Qi, Invigorates Blood, Prevents Stagnation, Relaxes the Sinews, Reduces Swelling, Generates Flesh. Amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea or postpartum abdominal pain due to blood stasis, blood stasis related to traumatic injuries, painful swellings, masses, chest or abdominal pain due to blood stagnation, cancer, asthma, wheezing, shortness of breath, headaches, promotes the free flow of Qi and Blood in the Meridians, relieves rigidity and spasms, used topically to reduce swelling, generate flesh, alleviate pain and promote healing of wounds and sores, includes acne, sore mouths and gums, leprosy.
Key Constituents: 65% Resins, Volatile oil, B-phellandrene, A-pinene, Tetracyclic triterpenoids, Limonene, Gum, Bassorin, Boswellic acid, Alibanoresin
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml
Boswellia sacra
Black sacra has a much brighter, smoother and more lemony hints than other frankincense varieties.
Now mostly used externally even though it has a long history of being used internally as well. Pliny the Elder said it was an antidote for hemlock. Historically it has been used to treat tumors, ulcers, vomiting, dysentery and fevers. In ancient China, it has been used to treat leprosy. In ancient times it was considered more valuable than gold.
Used in Ayurvedic medicine for hundreds of years.
The Jews have used frankincense in their religious ceremonies as part of their “four sweet scents” which were pounded together. Frankincense has a woodsy and slightly sweet aroma.
In Catholic traditions, it is burned ceremonially and was one of the gifts given to the Christ Child by the Three Magi Wise Men at His birth. The Persians, the Babylonians and Assyrians all burned frankincense as part of their sacred ceremonies. It is also used in India as part of a Ritual of Incense. The Romans burned it for all kinds of ceremonies, civil and sacred.
It is said in Arabia, where the herb comes from, that the frankincense trees are guarded by winged serpents of various sizes and colors.
The Chinese used frankincense as incense in ceremonies to mourn the dead, hence the source of the name “calling back the soul fragrance.” They also used it medicinally to help treat any conditions or pain caused by stagnant blood. When used in decoctions, especially to move blood, the Chinese will typically stir-fry or bake frankincense that has been soaked in rice vinegar to enhance its blood-moving properties.
Inhaling the steam from frankincense soothes bronchitis and laryngitis. Boswellic acid in the resin is reputed to have potent anti-inflammatory properties, especially effective for those
Flavors/Temps Profile: Acrid, Bitter, Warm, Aromatic
Key Actions & Uses: Antiseptic, Antibacterial, Antiviral, Anticancer, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Analgesic, Stimulant, Digestive, Aromatic, Antidepressant, Astringent, Purification. Digestion, bloating, diarrhea, acne, anxiety, depression, laryngitis, bronchitis, joint pain, muscle aches, arthritis, ulcers, headaches, cancer, fungal infections, air cleanser, leprosy. Moves Qi, Invigorates Blood, Prevents Stagnation, Relaxes the Sinews, Reduces Swelling, Generates Flesh. Amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea or postpartum abdominal pain due to blood stasis, blood stasis related to traumatic injuries, painful swellings, masses, chest or abdominal pain due to blood stagnation, cancer, asthma, wheezing, shortness of breath, headaches, promotes the free flow of Qi and Blood in the Meridians, relieves rigidity and spasms, used topically to reduce swelling, generate flesh, alleviate pain and promote healing of wounds and sores, includes acne, sore mouths and gums, leprosy.
Key Constituents: 65% Resins, Volatile oil, B-phellandrene, A-pinene, Tetracyclic triterpenoids, Limonene, Gum, Bassorin, Boswellic acid, Alibanoresin
1-5 drops to begin, on the tongue or in a beverage.
Suspended in 100% Cane Spirits
Small - 4ml
Large- 8ml