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Health benefits of frankincense essential oil



Frankincense oil tops the list as a very beneficial essential oil, it has a woody, earthy, spicy and slightly fruity aroma and it's used in aromatherapy due to its relaxing and calming properties. It has lots of properties ranging from antiseptic, disinfectant, diuretic, sedative, astringent to digestive properties that are very beneficial to our overall health. Frankincense oil can be used in treating a lot of health conditions like:

Oral health issues

Frankincense oil contains antiseptic properties which prevent bad breath, gets rid of cavities, toothaches, tooth decay, mouth sores and other oral infections.

Treats wounds

It's antiseptic and disinfectant properties aids in tetanus prevention when applied onto wounds, it also heals up internal wounds fast and protects them against infections.

Anti-aging

Its astringent properties work in preventing premature aging and also reduces the appearance of wrinkles and sagging of the skin. It also strengthens abdominal muscles, limbs, cells regeneration and improves firmness of intestines.

Fades scars and spots

Inhaling this amazing oil or applying it on the affected skin is said to improve skin Health by removing acne scars, pox, marks of boils and also fading stretch marks at a much faster rate.

Natural sedative

Feelings of anxiety and even stress can be eased away by Inhaling frankincense oil. It's used in lots of aromatherapy treatments due to its way of promoting deep breathing and relaxation. This amazing oil can also be used in lowering blood pressure and improving one's state of mind.

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