Magic & Medicine of Aromatic Tree Resins, Part 2

[@Dave-gp3iw]

My granddad and dad alway found spruce gum when they were loging. They would bring it home to the family to chew. It was the only gum we had back in the day. This was over 70 years ago. 😊

[@marvinhunter9180]

Larch is an incredible tree for resin. I was lucky enough to see the inside of a fallen down larch. Literally coated in incredible resin.

[@gruboniell4189]

Man, I’m Australian and all of these grass trees, gum trees and acacias all produce massive amounts of gum and resin from the grass tree.
Most look like blood and are astringent. But medicinally fantastic. I’ve only heard of the grass tree resin used as an incense. I’ll try the acacia tomorrow as it’s edible

[@mustafakassim6891]

I love Boswellia Frereana, Carterii, Occulta

[@qaidikramuddin]

Brilliant. This was very helpful. You've made life easy with the freezing of resins part. Thank you.

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Oh ya, that tip saved me a lot of hassle so I thought I'd pass it along to you. Thanks for watching!

[@qaidikramuddin]

The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine Thank you. You’ve saved many.

[@kestrelfeather]

I've been studying and enjoying resins and gums for quite a few years now, but I certainly don't know it all. Thanks for sharing your excellent knowledge with us. Cheers!

[@kimberlyvalentino506]

Excellent video....thanks sooooooo much for sharing this....awesome information!

[@chandanbiswas3910]

Very good

[@lyetaherb4703]

Give Thanks Evan🙏🏾 RESPECT... I appreciate you sharing. I burned Copal during a womans rantings. She calmed down as the aroma touch her nose and soul. Be a good girl Now! I said to myself🌞🙏🏾&💚

[@thirdeyemindtrick]

You are the BEST! Appreciate the knowledge you share so much!!

[@tomi.d]

Great video! Thanks! I use pine resin to heal a recurring skin staph infection (cellulitis).

[@christine1962ful]

How is that working for you? I know someone who has an 3xtreme case of cellulitis..

[@tomi.d]

@@christine1962ful
Works incredibly well, my flare-ups are few and far between now, but they never last longer than two days. I gave it to a friend who usually does 12 days of oral antibiotics for her cellulitis - killed it in three days. Two other friends use it for candida yeast. The only ingredients are pine pitch, oil, and beeswax. I've used both pinon and ponderosa pitch, probably about 1/3 pitch.

[@anthonyman8008]

​@@tomi.dwhich is amber right?

[@tomi.d]

yep, once it's fossilized@@anthonyman8008

[@jessicawessica1412]

Would be great to see hands work with resins and saps. How to work with them when they are in that sticky state. How you incorporate them into incense especially and or perfumery.

[@lala11314]

Do you know of any naturopathic doc who is reliable???
Im in new york

[@CelineAdobea]

Thank you so much for sharing! 💚

[@StayBlessed69]

This is really exceptional man, thank you 🙏

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Hey thanks! Happy you got something good from it :)

[@StayBlessed69]

Found your Instagram now too, really inspiring. Cool to see you live the life & share it. Respect ✊️

[@ghost_kissgnosis4609]

Grateful for the insights and experiential In.sense, Evan. I’ve been growing with incense for as long as I can remember and there is still so much to learn. It is a fascinating field of study, and so often a lends a transcendental learning experience. Looking forward to more from the NWSA!!! =)(=

[@samirtamang9797]

M trying to find out which resin goes well with beewax than I can use to cover agate stone

[@Romasulmona]

How can I identify What is TREE GUM RESIN -OR JUST PINE RESIN !?
i have seen yellow bead soft gooey sap..and i have seen bumpy hard like stone resin.....
I just want to collect a small amount of of medicinal resin....without harming the pine trees....
Medicinal resin for cuts and skin iritation ...
How or where do i start looking for the correct medicinal pine resin!?
Thank you so much for this helpful tip....
Stay safe
Stay strong 💪

[@brushbros]

Freeze the pestle/mortar as well as the resin! It will take an hour or so.

[@Tom-tp1jv]

Was barely payinh attention to the video, was daydreaming. i just suscribed cos the vibes good n yr informative 😂

[@its_just_kristin070]

Do you know much about mesquite sap and the benefits that it may have?

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Hello, personally I don't have much experience with mesquite as it's not a common aromatic, isn't common on the market, and doesn't grow anywhere near us here in the Pacific Northwest. I was able to pull this bit of info for you:
"The mesquite gum or resin is warmer in nature. It is soothing and tonifying, and provides much of its healing qualities through its natural mucilage content. Dissolved in water it is used as a G.I. tonic to rehabilitate impaired and abused intestines. It greatly assists intestinal healing after surgery. After bouts of dysentery, diarrhea, stomach/intestinal distress, and food poisoning, it is used as a restorative. It also is a wonderful soother to stomach/intestinal pain, ulcers, colitis, hemorrhoids, sore throats, painful teeth and gums, and mouth sores. Externally it is equally effective on burned, chapped, and raw skin. Like the other parts of mesquite the resin is also an eye soother and at one time was used internally for respiratory problems."
(from henriettas-herbs.com)
That is all I found on that site. Best of luck!

[@ZE308AC]

can resin be use for a cavity or cracked tooth? where can I buy some because I am not as confidence without a expert botanist

[@anthonyman8008]

Can you burn amber on charcoal???

[@chestuk68]

Hello, I have a question; I bought some tree resin from a nice wicca/candle type shop; it was sold under 'aromatherapy'; the shop owner said to use charcoal discs. However, I found the discs in-home use to be terrible as it gave off a noxious-smelling black particulate smoke (reminded me of bbq briquets). How else can I fragrance my home with this wonderful resin in a cleaner way? Any suggestions? Thank you, I just hit the subscribe button! 😁

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Hello. Yes, you want to avoid those types of charcoals. You'll definitely want to buy some all natural incense charcoals. Usually these are made using coconut husks. My company Higher Mind Incense usually carries them but we are taking a pause on sales at this time. Check back later. Good luck!

[@twinkitten1]

You can also put in a tiny metal bowl above a heat source (candle/stove top) and burn them add a tiny amount or oil (coconut etc) to the bowl also and keep the flame/heat source low

[@1creativeview748]

Wow! Great video. Are you on Instagram?

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Hello, yes. We are @aromatic_medicine on instagram. Thanks!

[@1creativeview748]

The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine great! Just found you! I bought my first resin yesterday at the renaissance fair! White pure sticky copal. Burned it before bed and I had a very insightful dream. Thanks for the knowledge ❤️

[@stephaniem8620]

Can I make turpentine from pine rosin?

[@susandew4874]

Thank you, talk to us more lol

[@oneuptoptv]

Hey would you like to do an interview for my show

[@thenorthwestschoolofaromat1346]

Hello, where can I learn more about your show?

[@oneuptoptv]

The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine Im recording pilot episodes i havent released any yet. Dont plan to either sum are just too controversial.

[@HAYLEYMICHELE]

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