For centuries, Dragon’s Blood has been used to: » Seal wounds and stop bleeding » Accelerate tissue regeneration for burns, ulcers, and lesions » Prevent infection in cuts and insect bites » Treat gastrointestinal issues such as ulcers, diarrhoea, and gastritis » Cleanse spiritual and energetic blockages during ritual Applied topically, it forms a quick-drying film that acts like a natural bandage. In ceremonial practices, it is used in energetic “limpieza” (cleansing) to dispel negative energy. Dragon’s Blood speeds up the healing of cuts and infections. It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, thus serving as a first-aid treatment for insect bites, acne, burns, and haemorrhoids. Its healing quality is thought to be due to the high content of the alkaloid taspine, and its antiviral properties are attributed to the presence of the antiviral compound SP-303. Indigenous peoples also use it as an anti-inflammatory to treat stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis, cirrhosis of the liver and internal injuries. They say it repairs the gastrointestinal mucosa through its alkalinizing quality. Normally one uses it by dissolving three drops in water three times a day. Dragon’s Blood is considered a sacred ally. A guardian plant in many Amazonian indigenous traditions, it is used in rituals for: » Protection and purification » Cleansing space or aura when dried and burnt as incense

Many scientific studies have backed up and validated indigenous wisdom and many of its traditional applications. Dragon’s Blood exhibits: » Antimicrobial (bacterial, viral, fungal) properties » Anti-inflammatory action for skin and internal conditions » Pain relief potential, including for arthritis and fibromyalgia » Antioxidant capacity to neutralize free radicals » Wound healing acceleration by stimulating fibroblast activity » Gastroprotective effects for ulcers and diarrhoea » Immune modulation and potential neuroprotective and anticancer effects

» Taspine: Supports tissue regeneration and nerve signalling; stimulates fibroblasts for faster healing. » Proanthocyanidins: Strong antioxidants that reduce inflammation and promote cellular repair. » Catechin: Antioxidant that improves heart health, lowers blood pressure, and may prevent chronic diseases. » Epicatechin: Enhances vascular health, improves insulin sensitivity, and supports weight management. » Gallocatechin: Offers robust protection against inflammation and may inhibit certain cancers. This powerful substance has also been shown to support cardiovascular health by improving circulation, helping to regulate blood pressure levels, and reducing cholesterol levels. The antioxidant compounds found within Dragon’s Blood may also protect against oxidative stress on your heart cells. Additionally, some research suggests that this resin extract could potentially boost immune function by increasing white blood cell count and enhancing overall immune response. While there isn’t enough scientific evidence yet to fully understand all of the potential benefits of using Dragon’s Blood for medical purposes, many people continue to use it as a natural remedy due to its long history of traditional use and anecdotal evidence supporting its effectiveness.

External Use: Apply directly to wounds, insect bites, or skin irritations. Effective for acne, eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis. Internal Use: Add 3 - 5 drops to a small glass of water to treat ulcers, gastritis, or digestive infections (always consult a qualified herbalist). Once a day for 3 days. Oral Care: Used as a natural rinse to soothe gum irritation and mouth sores. Add 3 – 5 drops in water and rinse orally for a 1 – 2 minutes before spitting out.

Due to growing global demand, ethical sourcing is essential. Harvesting should support ecological balance and respect Indigenous traditions. Internal use should always be supervised by a knowledgeable practitioner. Our Dragon's Blood is a 100% pure, organic, wildcrafted product. Members of the Huni Kuin tribe harvest our Dragon’s Blood sustainably in the Tarauacá region of Acre State in Brazil.