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Size: 90 Vcaps S.Retail: $ 19.99 30% OFF $ 13.99 Benefits of Boswellia Extract Boswellia extract offers a number of benefits, although its best known is its effect on inflammation. Boswellia contains anti-inflammatory pentacyclic triterpene acids, of which boswellic acid is the most effective. It reduces inflammation in the joints of those suffering rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, and in doing so reduces the swelling and pain of the condition. The results have been confirmed by testing, and this is one of those natural remedies where theoretical science has supported the traditional usage, which has then been confirmed by controlled testing. The anti-inflammatory properties of boswellia extract also appear to extend to reducing the symptoms of other inflammatory conditions such as ulcerative colitis, and other inflammatory bowel conditions such as Crohn's disease. It also helps to smooth out the fine wrinkles caused by over-exposure to the UV radiation in the sun. If you suffer from any form of inflammatory condition, you can do a lot worse than use boswellia extract since it has been found effective by those suffering most other inflammatory conditions. Boswellia Extract as an Anti-inflammatory Boswellia is a powerful anti-inflammatory due to its high content of pentacyclic triterpene acids, well known anti-inflammatory and antioxidant phytochemicals. Also known as Indian frankincense, Boswellia serrata has been shown in double-blind studies to effectively reduce the symptoms of arthritis, with results becoming evident within seven days. In addition to its biochemical anti-inflammatory effect in depressing the activity of the cytokines that promote the inflammatory response, boswellic acids also appear to improve the blood supply to the joints and to strengthen the connective tissues that tend to break down in arthritis. When combined, these properties have been seen to exert very positive remedial effects on both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Size: 60ct 300mg S.Retail: $ 19.89 42% OFF $ 11.54 Boswellia Extract in Ayurvedic Medicine Boswellia extract is an extract of the resin obtained from the boswellia serrata tree, otherwise known as Indian frankincense. The resin is used in incense, and has been used prominently in Indian Ayurvedic medicine for many centuries. Like most other traditional remedies of ancient cultures, modern science supports its use in treating many disorders that can be classified together as being inflammatory. It is not a coincidence that the many apparently unconnected conditions that the resin was used to treat in traditional Indian medicine are now understood to be related to the reaction of the immune system known as inflammation. Once that was recognized, the use of boswellia extract because logical and it can now be used to treat targeted inflammatory conditions. Among these are asthma, bronchitis, arthritis, ulcerative colitis and other inflammatory bowel conditions and even the inflammation of the skin caused by excessive exposure to strong sunlight that leads to premature aging. If you are suffer from any inflammatory condition, then Boswellia extract should be of benefit, and since there are very few side effects it will not harm you to try. Using Boswellia Extract for Skin Conditions In 2010, the journal 'Dermatology Therapy' published a study carried out on 15 women with rough and finely wrinkled skin on their face. A cream containing boswellia extract was provided to each woman who applied it to one side of her face each day for 30 days. Significant reduction in surface roughness of the skin on the treated side of the face was reported in each case, together with a reduction in the fine wrinkling present prior to the trial. The elasticity of the skin was also improved, and this was taken as significant evidence of the effect of boswellia extract on aging skin and its ability to make it appear younger. There might be a number of explanations for this, although the most likely is that boswellia contains triterpene acids that are highly anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, and are therefore able to neutralize the free radicals that lead to the destruction of the membranes of skin cells. By preventing this from happening, the skin would be able to regenerate properly and heal, reducing wrinkles and regaining its natural elasticity. The triterpene acids, known as boswellic acids, are also anti-inflammatory, and help reduce the effects of the inflammatory response to the effect of UV radiation on the skin. Sunburn is an inflammatory condition that can be treated using anti-inflammatories such as boswellia extract. The science is sound, although more tests are needed to prove the mechanism beyond doubt. Meantime, if your skin is rough, red and wrinkled from too much exposure to the sun, boswellia extract should help to ease the inflammation and help your skin to regain its youthful appearance and natural elasticity.
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Size: 60 tabs S.Retail: $ 14.49 35% OFF $ 9.42 Active Constituents of Boswellia Boswellia is a tree, and the gum oleoresin extracted from it contains a rich combination of natural substances that can be used for a number of purposes. The essential oils and resin are very aromatic, and boswellia is better known to most people as frankincense, used as a perfume both in early Jewish cave burials and in the homes of early Romans and Greeks to improve the smell in their homes. These were periods when sanitation was basic, burials often open and flowers and resins were used as we use air sprays today. Among the constituents of boswellia resin are chemicals known as terpenoids, known today for their powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. These triterpenes can be used to treat inflammatory conditions such as arthritis, colitis and even asthma, and those that use it claim it to be as effective as the more common NSAIDs such as aspirin and ibuprofen. It does so without causing the stomach irritation that these synthetic drugs can cause, and can help to reduce pain and stiffness without the side effects of prescribed anti-inflammatories.
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