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Unlock The Healing Powers of Dragon’s Blood

 

We remember the first time we heard about Dragon Blood’s intriguing properties, we were mesmerized. It was such a unique product that we had to get it and try it ourselves. Pretty much everything about it drew us in, the name, the dark red colour, its healing properties and various applications. Dragon’s Blood can be used both internally and externally as well as for smudging and cleansing. What exactly is Dragon’s Blood and how can you unlock its benefits? Let’s read and find out!

 

What Is Dragon’s Blood?

Dragon’s Blood is a dark red, natural liquid resin that is harvested from evergreen Dracaena cinnabari trees in the Amazon rainforest in a similar way that natural rubber is extracted from trees. A shape of V is cut into a tree bark, and the juice flows out to be collected. Dragon’s Blood possesses strong anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, regenerative, and protective properties thanks to various compounds found in it, and therefore, can be beneficial to use for a number of conditions.

 

Accelerate Skin Healing

Indigenous people of the Amazon have used Dragon’s Blood for centuries to cure and relieve wounds, skin ulcers, scratches, cuts, blisters, bites, or stings. It supports wound healing, reduces scars, improves skin disorders, accelerates skin regeneration, and acts as an antiseptic protecting skin from bacterial infections. And here’s the most intriguing part about Dragon’s Blood, - it creates a protective film over the skin like a liquid bandage and stops bleeding from smaller wounds and scratches.

 

How to Use Dragon's Blood for Skin?

How to use Dragon's Blood for skin?

To seal a wound and stop it from bleeding, simply pour a couple of drops over the wound, use your fingers or a cotton ball to spread it, and allow it to dry. You can repeat this again in 5 minutes to strengthen the protective layer. You will be amazed that Dragon’s Blood indeed works like a liquid plaster.

 

To help heal and relieve a wound, a bite, a scratch, a blister etc., apply a small amount to the affected area twice a day. It will accelerate your healing and reduce possible scarring, as well as protect your skin from any potential bacterial infections.

 

Dragon's Blood can also be applied for skincare. Nowadays, you can find Dragon's Blood added to face creams, moisturizers, lotions, and in some cases, it can relieve or improve eczema. You can add a drop to your choice of skincare cream or lotion, and keep it up for a couple of days to see best results.

 

How To Use Dragon’s Blood For Gum Health?

Interestingly, using Dragon’s Blood has also proven to be a natural and incredibly effective treatment for receding gums. There are countless testimonials online swearing Dragon’s Blood has been the miracle cure people have been looking for. Not only it can help with receding gums, but Dragon’s Blood can also be used as a powerful anti-bacterial agent to promote and maintain your overall dental hygiene, or to heal a wound or infection in your mouth. Just add a few drops of Dragon’s Blood to your mouthwash or water, and rinse it in your mouth for a couple of minutes twice a day.

 

Dragon’s Blood For Internal Use

Dragon's Blood for internal use

Usually what is good to apply to the skin, cannot be taken internally, but this is not the case with Dragon’s Blood. For centuries it has been used to treat and relieve stomach ulcers, gastritis, infections of the gastrointestinal tract, colitis, diarrhoea, and blood clotting issues. There has been small research done on Dragon Blood’s anti-tumor properties, and promising results have been shown that it could prevent cancerous growth in the human body thanks to its high antioxidant content. No wonder preparations made from Dragon’s Blood are found in several pharmaceutical products, some of them patented. Thanks to its anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties as well as high anti-oxidant content, Dragon’s Blood can be used to help fight viruses and infections, and simply stay healthy.

 

How to Use Dargon's Blood Internally?

Whether for internal or external use, always shake your Dragon's Blood well before using it. For internal use, add up to 20 drops to 60ml of water, juice, or cold tea, 1 to 3 times a day. Dragon's Blood is best taken in between meals.

 

Dragon’s Blood Sage Benefits

Dragon's Blood is used as a smudge stick for cleansing, revitalization and strength. Dragons Blood also stands for love, protection, and purification. The fragrance strengthens your inner strength, enhancing your self-confidence. Dragon blood stimulates your strength and perseverance to achieve your goals and dreams. It also helps to expel negative energies and is therefore also very suitable for use when cleansing a room.

 

Buy Dragon's Blood

At Next Level, we sell Dragon's Blood Extract that comes straight from the Amazon jungle. Pure, unaltered, just like mother nature intended. We also have a bundle of Dragon Blood's Sage you can use to cleanse your space to bring in fresh, positive, and clean energy.

 
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