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Is dragon's blood safe to use?

When used externally and in small amounts, dragon's blood is generally safe. But ingesting large amounts may cause side effects like nausea, diarrhea, stomach cramps, etc. It's best to consult an expert before consuming it.

What are the uses of dragon's blood?

Dragon's blood has been used since ancient times for many purposes. Some of the main uses include: As a pigment and dye for art, fabrics, cosmetics, writing ink, etc. due to its vivid red color. As medicine and in rituals - it was believed to have healing, protective and magical properties. As varnish and lacquer to coat pottery and violins. As incense and in rituals for its fragrant smoke.

Does Dragon's Blood have other names?

Many cultures use Dragon Blood's, so it has several names; Sangre de Grado, Sangre de Drago, Water Bleed, Dragon Blood Sage, Dragon Blood Incense, Dragon Blood Resin and Croton Sap to name a few.

Can I use Dragon's Blood for oral health?

Is Dragon Blood appropriate after receiving Kambô?

Yes, Dragon Blood is ideal for application to the skin after a Kambô ceremony. It possesses potent wound-healing properties that safeguard and accelerate the recovery of the "gates" or openings. Additionally, it is recognized for its ability to minimize scarring.

How long will my Dragon Blood last?

We receive regular shipments, so your Dragon Blood will be fresh by the time you receive it. Expect your Dragon Blood to last at least 12 months if stored in a cool, dark place.

Is Dragon Blood safe for dogs?

Dragon's Blood is a natural sap with anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and wound-healing properties that can help promote faster healing, reduce inflammation, and prevent infection in dogs. It contains taspine, which stimulates the production of collagen, a key protein involved in wound healing. It also forms a protective barrier over the wound, reducing itching and promoting faster healing. Dragon Blood is a safe and natural option for treating minor cuts and wounds in dogs, but if the wound is serious, it's important to seek the advice of a veterinarian.

Do I use Dragon Blood like essential oils?

No, Dragon Blood is not typically used in the same way as essential oils. While both Dragon Blood and essential oils have aromatic properties, Dragon's Blood is primarily used as a resin or incense for spiritual and ceremonial purposes, whereas essential oils are commonly used in aromatherapy.

How is dragon's blood resin obtained?

The resin is obtained by cutting or injuring the stems of the plants. The red sap or latex that bleeds out is then collected and dried into resin chunks or powder.

What are the key properties and benefits of dragon's blood?

It is antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, analgesic, and astringent. It helps stop bleeding, heal wounds, and soothe skin. It also has anti-cancer potential.

How do I apply Dragon Blood to a cut?

Add a drop or two of Dragon Blood to the affected area and rub it into the skin. After a short time, it will begin to foam and change to a lighter color. After a minute or two, the foam sets, creating a natural Bandaid of protection and healing. Pro tip: Kid's love Dragon Blood.