Tuesday’s Talk: Miracle Oil with Ancient History

Tuesday's Talk: Miracle Oil with Ancient History

I am fascinated by the history of certain medicinal treatments. Take Frankincense for instance. It was mentioned in 5th century BC by Herodotus. It’s also mentioned in the Bible, which goes waaayyyyyy back. Frankincense was brought to baby Jesus when he was born, which I always thought was a weird gift for a baby. Now, I know better.

Frankincense is a miracle worker. I’ve seen it listed in many skin care home remedies and then looked up the price (of a therapeutic grade oil) – OUCH. It’s pretty pricey! I wondered why. Not only is it incredibly valuable, derived from the hardened gum resins obtained by tapping the Boswellia carteri or Boswellia frereana in Africa, India or the Middle East, it’s miraculous.

Frankincense is:
  • Superior to chemotherapy (killing late-stage ovarian cancer cells)
  • Able to suppress cancer cell viability (in bladder cancer)
  • An anti-inflammatory
  • A viable treatment for asthma
  • An emenagogue (reducing obstructed and delayed menstruation, helping PMS – because of this it is not recommended for pregnancy)
  • Useful for skin disorders
  • A helpful treatment for gastroenteritis
  • Considered a holy anointing oil for religious ceremonies
  • Elevating to the mind
  • An antiseptic
  • An astringent
  • An antacid (speeds up digestive juices and movement of food through intestines)
  • A carminative (eliminates and prevents gas from building up in the body)
  • A cytophylactic (anti-aging)
  • A diuretic
  • A tonic – toning and boosting all the systems of the body
  • An anti-depressant
  • Wound-healer
  • Good for uterine health
  • A sedative – great for insomnia, stress, anxiety, anger, and high blood pressure
  • A pain reliever – great for headaches, toothaches, body pain and fevers
  • A healer of respiratory issues – from bronchitis to congestion
  • Stress reducer


This is an incredible oil to have on hand in your home. You can put it in capsules and take it as a supplement to get a lot of the internal benefits mentioned above. Young Living also makes a supplement called Longevity that contains frankincense (as well as clove, thyme and orange).

We currently use frankincense in our diffuser at night and sometimes on the bottoms of our feet. I rub it on wounds for quick healing and smell it frequently to lift my mood and reduce anxiety.


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