Oleoresin (cedar resin)

Description:
Cedar resin was named oleoresin for its unique ability to heal wounds, suppuration, fistulas, trophic ulcers, gangrene. The rich chemical composition of the resin determines its strongest bactericidal, antiseptic, anesthetic, absorbent and healing properties.

Indications for use:
There are many recipes. A specific disease has its own method of using resin.
- For the treatment of wounds, abscesses, trophic ulcers and even gangrene, oleoresin is used in its pure form. Melt the required amount of resin (depending on the size and nature of the skin damage) in a water bath at a temperature of 50-60 degrees, soak the bandage with liquid resin and apply a bandage. The bandage should be changed 2 times a day, the course of treatment - until recovery.
- Those who suffer from frequent herpes rashes, it is necessary to prepare an oil solution of oleoresin 1:2 with vegetable oil. It is best to use cedar oil. Mix the ingredients in a water bath until completely dissolved. Store in a tightly closed container.
- For the treatment of cracks on the lips, heels and feet, as well as burns, it is recommended to make an oil solution of oleoresin with sea buckthorn oil and an oil solution of vitamin A (sold at the pharmacy). Mix the oleoresin and sea buckthorn oil by heating in a water bath. Cool down a little and add an oil solution of vitamin A to the finished warm mixture .
- Universal and necessary in every first aid kit ointment from oleoresin with propolis. For the ointment, you need to take 1 part of oleoresin and propolis and 3 parts of the base oil (any vegetable oil, sunflower oil is possible), mix the components, heating in a water bath. Lubricate small wounds: cuts, bruises, splinters, abrasions, bites.
- When coughing, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, it is useful to inhale the fumes of cedar sap smoldering on coals. The smoke from smoldering oleoresin can also be used to disinfect rooms, eliminate bad odors.
- For internal use in the treatment of a whole range of diseases, you need to prepare an oil solution of oleoresin - turpentine balm. To prepare the balm (10%), you need to take 1 part of oleoresin (resin) and 9 parts of vegetable oil (preferably cedar). Make the mixture by heating in a water bath until completely dissolved, strain through cheesecloth. It can be stored for a long time in a tightly closed container.

Turpentine balm is an effective natural antioxidant. It has an anti-ulcer, antiseptic, antisclerotic effect, as well as normalizes the work of the gastrointestinal tract and metabolism, accelerates healing, reduces intoxication (poisoning) of the body when taking chemicals.

Due to the high bioenergetic properties of cedar sap, the balm has a restorative effect, reduces chronic fatigue syndrome, increases mental and physical performance, is the strongest immunostimulator. It can be used for any diseases as the main or additional means of treatment, both adults and children.