Boswellia
$20.99
Joint Support
Support for : 
Vata 
Kapha
Boswellia (Pronunciation: boz-wail’-ya) is used to support normal joint function. It can provide relief to stiff and painful joints for those individuals having re-current joint health issues.
Suggested Use: 1 capsule three times a day with meals.
Pack size: 60 Vegetarian capsules.
Complementary/synergistic products: Guggul
Boswellia has been used safely and effectively in India for many centuries. We suggest this product not be used if you are pregnant or nursing. Keep away from children. Emerging science is looking at Boswellia’s support for the digestive tract.
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Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container: 60
Amount per serving
Boswellia** (Boswellia serrata)230 mg*
(Plain resin extract, standardized for 150 mg Boswellic Acids)
*Daily value not established
Other ingredients: Capsule (plant-derived Cellulose), Cellulose powder.Magnesium Sterate,Silica.
**Wildcrafted,Gluten Free
More Information
Ayurvedic Name: Shallaki
Botanical Name: Boswellia serrata
Common/English Name: Indian Olibanum
Part(s) Used: Plant resin
Major Constituents:Several varieties of Boswellic acids.
Other Ingredients: Capsule (plant-derived Cellulose), Cellulose powder, Magnesium stearate, Silica.
This product is Gluten free and vegan. Wildcrafted source material is inherently NON-GMO. Free from artificial colors, preservatives or additives.
Lifestyle Suggestions
Individuals of dominant Vata Dosha are susceptible to joint conditions. Painful, cracking even arthritic joints are manifestations of Vata imbalances. Boswellia provides relief to stiff and painful joints.
Kapha individuals can have difficulty maintaining fluid balance of the joints, sometimes exacerbated by weight. Boswellia helps Kapha types maintain fluid balance in the joints.
Vata types would do well to get a massage. They should prefer warm, moist foods, particularly when joints are impaired and in cold, dry climates. Vata dominant individuals should seek less joint stressing activities. Swimming may be an alternative to running. Walking may be preferred over high impact aerobics.
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