Boswellia papyrifera resins have had a long journey from 1500 BC. In 1966, the cembranoid skeleton become part of towards chemical investigations, and several cembranoids been reported, but there is still uncertainty about their structure elucidation. this study, we isolated 38 macrocyclic B. resins, including six whose accepted structures needed to be revised. The study describes 25 single-cry...

Introduction: Boswellia serrata has been used in traditional medicine for treatment of inflammatory diseases since antiquity. However human kinetic studies are lacking for this. Hence to better elucidate its effects in humans and determine its optimal dosing, this study was planned. Material and Methods: Twelve healthy adult men volunteers were given capsule Wok Vel™ containing 333 mg of Boswel...

Abstract The fouling behavior of Alloy 6061 aluminum in artificial seawater the presence Boswellia serrata extract was investigated. Fouling is one major issues that occurred commonly marine environment. Experiments were conducted to develop a model for propensity. A response surface method used predict behavior. predicts effect variables on medium B. extract. experimental chosen temperature, f...

Frankincense, the oleogum resin from Boswellia sp., has been an early luxury good in both Western and Eastern societies and is particularly used in Christian funerary and liturgical rites. The scant grave goods in late medieval burials comprise laterally perforated pottery vessels which are usually filled with charcoal. They occur in most regions of western Europe and are interpreted as incense...

Background & Aim: In traditional medicine, Boswellia species gum resin known as Frankincense or Olibanum, has been administrated in elderly for enhancement of memory and also in pregnant women to increase memory and intelligence of progeny. However, it has been rarely scientifically documented so far. We have previously reported that maternal administration of Frankincense during lacta...

Background & Aim: In traditional medicine, Boswellia species gum resin known as Frankincense or Olibanum, has been administrated in elderly for enhancement of memory and also in pregnant women to increase memory and intelligence of progeny. However, it has been rarely scientifically documented so far. We have previously reported that maternal administration of Frankincense during lacta...