Standardised frankincense extract is validated as a medicine by hundreds of scientific studies, demonstrating its therapeutic value. The extract standardised in boswellic acid is used, this substance must be in a proportion of at least 40% for optimal therapeutic effects.
Frankincense is the resin of a tree that grows wild in South-East Asia, which has been used in traditional medicine for more than 4,000 years and has been the subject of hundreds of modern medical studies over the last ten to twenty years. This plant is a real revelation in therapy, being used to treat some of today's most serious diseases, such as cancer, asthma, memory and reasoning disorders or chronic joint diseases. The range of conditions where frankincense is used successfully is astonishingly wide.

Standardised frankincense extract is validated as a medicine by hundreds of scientific studies demonstrating its therapeutic value. Standardised extract is used in boswellic acid, which must be at least 40% for optimal therapeutic effects. Non-standardised frankincense extracts are also available, but results with these are poor.

Precautions and contraindications:

Patients with allergy to frankincense. Symptoms of allergy or intolerance to frankincense occur when it is ingested, smelled or put on the skin and consist of: itching and/or red patches on the skin, nausea or vomiting, headache, shortness of breath.

Frankincense and the liver

Frankincense extract protects the liver from the harmful effects of mental stress, toxic substances (drugs, alcohol, synthetic food additives, etc.) and viruses. In patients with chronic progressive hepatitis, taking frankincense extract stops the process of fibrosis of the liver and progression to cirrhosis.

Frankincense, the cardiovascular system and the heart

Prevents blood clots and inflammation of the veins (febrifuge). On the heart, frankincense has protective effects, preventing heart muscle irrigation disorders and heart attacks.

Frankincense and diabetes

Systematic administration of frankincense extract leads to a gradual lowering of blood sugar levels in non-insulin-dependent diabetics. In all types of diabetics, frankincense taken internally has a very special protective effect on the kidneys, liver and nervous system.

Frankincense and cancer

Unlike synthetic cytostatics, which affect both malignant and healthy cells, frankincense extract only destroys mutated cells. What types of cancer is boswellic acid effective in? Its action has been tested in more than 40 cancer sites. It is effective in breast, colon, rectal, pancreatic, liver, bladder, stomach, brain (meningioma, neuroblastoma, glioma), oral, pharyngeal, oesophageal and lung cancers.

 Frankincense and rheumatism

This plant is a real phenomenon in the fight against joint diseases. Taken internally, frankincense extract reduces joint pain and inflammation, increases joint flexibility, increases exercise capacity (it has been shown, for example, to enable patients with rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis of the knees to walk longer distances.

Frankincense, memory and keeping brain function intact Research has shown truly spectacular therapeutic effects of frankincense extract on the brain. The effects of this plant are so numerous that they may seem incredible, and yet: frankincense extract improves short-term memory, including in the elderly, preventing Alzheimer's; frankincense extract increases spatial orientation and visual memory; in young people, taking frankincense increases the number of neuronal connections and improves long-term memory.

Frankincense, depression and anxiety

A substance contained in this resin (incensol acetate) has both antidepressant and anxiolytic effects. A single dose of frankincense increases mental alertness and the mind's readiness for activity, promptly eliminating states of obsessive sadness, apathy and lack of initiative. Incense cures lasting several weeks induce a state of mental stability, preventing the emergence of states of fear for no apparent reason, such as panic attacks.

Frankincense and the kidneys

In traditional Southeast Asian medicine, whole frankincense oil is used to reduce the size of urinary calculi and to prevent new ones from forming after the removal of existing ones.

Frankincense and its antibiotic effect

The boswellic acid in frankincense, taken internally, prevents the replication of a wide range of bacteria that cause respiratory, digestive and skin infections.

Frankincense and immunity

Repeated treatments with frankincense extract harmoniously increase the immune system's ability to fight infections. Frankincense especially stimulates the multiplication and activation of so-called macrophages, cells of the immune system that attack any infectious germ in the blood before it replicates and causes disease.

Ingredients/capsule:

Frankincense tree (Boswellia serrata), resin, 5-10:1 extract, dried with 70 - 85% boswellic acids: 200mg; Frankincense tree (Boswellia serrata), resin, powder: 200mg; gelatin hard capsule.

Directions for use

1-2 capsules, 2 times a day.