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About Bosweilla

Boswellia serrata, in Latin, called Boswellia, is a stunning evergreen tree in the Burseraceae family that is cherished for its medicinal resin. Other names such as Gajabakshya, Suvaha, and Surabhi make it also known as Salai Guggulu, or Olibanum, thereby showcasing its historical roots. Generally native to the dry, Himalayan regions, the tree has been popular in herbal medicine due to its natural remedies for the treatment of joint aches, inflammation, and general well-being. It has thus been called an old and classic treasure of nature.

Botanical name – Boswellia serrata
Family name – Burseraceae
English name – Boswellia, Olibanum Tree
Common name – Salai Guggulu

Synonyms – Gajabakshya, Suvaha, Surabhi,

Rasa, Maheruna, Vallaki, Susrava.
Habit – Decidous tree
Useful parts – resins

Bosweilla

Uses for Bosweilla

External Uses

External Uses

relieves pain and swelling associated with joint diseases including arthritis.
Internal Use

Internal Uses

Cures diarrhoea, dysentery, and duodenal ulcers for digestive health and improvement in women’s overall health related to leucorrhoea and bleeding disorders.

Health Benefits

Pain Relief

Pain Relief:

Natural cure for arthritis, osteoarthritis, and chronic pain conditions

Soothes Digestion

Pain Relief:

Soothes digestion relieving diarrhea and dysentery
Women's Health

Women’s Health:

Aids in improving leucorrhoea and bleeding disorders
Inflammation Control

Inflammation Control:

A natural anti-inflammatory helping to reduce swelling and redness

FAQ

What distinguishes powdered Boswellia from capsules?

A pre-measured dose is included in the capsule for convenience. Powder: For versatility, it can be mixed into drinks.

Boswellia is natural and generally safe but consult a physician if pregnant or on medication.

Yes, it is safe for long-term use in recommended doses.