Frankincense oil:
Frankincense oil comes from the genus “Boswellia” and is sourced from the resin of Boswellia carteri, Boswellia feriana, or Boswellia serrata, which is usually grown in Somalia and parts of Pakistan. This tree differs from others in that it can grow with little soil in dry weather conditions.
The word frankincense comes from the term “franc coins”, which means the quality of perfume in Old French. Frankincense has been associated with many different religions over the years, especially Christianity, as it was one of the first gifts the wise people gave to Jesus.
The Boswellia serrata tree is native to India, and this tree produces special compounds that have powerful anti-inflammatory effects, and may also help fight cancer. The Boswellia tree contains some very beneficial substances such as terpenes and boswellic acids, which act as anti-inflammatory and protect healthy cells from any damage.
The male frankincense oil is used either by inhaling the oil or by absorbing it from the skin, and frankincense oil is usually mixed with a carrier oil such as coconut oil or jojoba oil. The oil is believed to transmit messages to the limbic system in the brain and is known to affect the nervous system. However, you should not swallow a lot of the oil because it can be toxic.