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John Thorogood
Lots of brilliant people out there selling Frankincense (Thank you brilliant people!!).
Can we use any of the resins for internal medicine or should we look for certain qualities or types? I have found a green frank’ that is described as edible, but all others only promote their intention as using for incense.
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I tried the frankincense I spoke of and its chewy so no way can that be powdered l. Just looking for some direction on the use/preparation of Frankincense please.
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Lisa Bateman
I tincture it in 95%/190 proof alcohol. It’s said to be a powerful Anti-inflammatory.
Lisa Bateman
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Amy Jones
Frankincense is a strong anti-inflammatory. Tincturing is a fabulous way to use it. I would recommend topical application to affected areas. Although, I have taken the tincture internally, but do your own research.
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Has anyone powdered Boswelia for encapsulation?
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Mary Streeter
I have mixed it with turmeric and black pepper for anti inflammatory
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Dawn
I have used Frankinsense in a decoction with other herbs for pain (frozen shoulder) as well as the E.O. topically for the pain. I buy the tears and grind it up a bit with mortar and pestel when using in herb form.
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Dr. Patrick Jones
It can be powdered. But you’ll have to clean the blender with alcohol.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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Annett
How much pepper to how much turmeric for the synergistic effect?
And, is there another plant that can be used with turmeric to improve its effect? (Pepper is difficult for some bodies to process.)
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