Thank you for sharing that information…

I did not indicate a percentage on the frankincense dilution because everyone is different; however, starting with a range from 3% and working your way up to 10% if you can handle the increase is probably best. It can sting if you use it in too high of a concentration.

I did reply to David, but it was at Christmas when we saw each other as we are good friends… so that is most likely why I forgot to answer him on here… but I should have because everyone else doesn’t know that.

Have a great day!
Michael

It would be nice as David requested if you would answer your readers (not just the rude ones) and indicate the concentration/dilution whether 10% or ??? to be effective.

Actually, what you cropped out is not exactly what I said. I did say:

“Compounds known as sesquiterpenes are found in frankincense oil, and they fortify the limbic system, so the key glands that secrete the hormones responsible for NOT ONLY the aging process, but for the health of the cells in all organs in the body are stimulated.”

Furthermore, I quite clearly stated:

“New research is exploring the ability of frankincense oil to stimulate human growth hormone (HGH) production in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. The pituitary gland slows down the production of HGH after the age of thirty, so the body begins to show signs of aging.”

It is the increase in the body’s natural production of HGH (human growth hormone), a potent anti-aging hormone, that is responsible for it’s regenerative effects. If frankincense oil increases the natural HGH output, the result is deceleration of aging.

The context of “aging process” in these statements is related to the effects of the hormones in the entirety of the process, which has to do with biological age moreso than chronological age. Clearly, in linear time, we increase our years. But, biologically speaking, we don’t have to “age” with the consensus reality of what others expect to happen just because we have been taught that as we get older we must age dramatically. Quantum mechanics makes it quite plain that it is simply a belief… a fairly persistent belief because of the impact of consensus reality, but yet still just a belief.

All in all I believe having a mindset of being youthful is the most efficacious strategy of health and anti-aging, and the frankincense is simply an analog that assists the subconscious level of the mind with that process. On a mental level it makes it more tangible.

There are many people who are biologically older than their years because of poor diet, lack of exercise, and hereditary issues.

And vice versa… there are many people who are considered biologically younger than their age due to better life choices, such as not smoking, moderate alcohol consumption, low sodium, reduced sugar intake, keeping the body alkaline, elimination of refined foods, trace mineral supplementation, organic meat consumption instead of hormone-packed meats, regular exercise, reducing unhealthy stress, and living in less polluted areas where fresh air is available.

All of these things contribute to our cumulative experience of aging, or not, and I personally do not believe aging is as linear as we are expected to believe. I have friends that are mid 50s and have not one wrinkle, and unlike Cher, it’s natural.

So, that may have been a bit tangential, but I hope it answers your question as to the clarity of my meaning.

Michael

If that is correct then it follows that frankincense CONTRIBUTES TO AND ENCOURAGES AGEING! You might want to either alter that sentence or the whole title and topic to “don’t use frankincense unless you want to age fast!”

Which is it? I’m waiting!