http://www.herbexinternational.com/blog/ Latest Products Fri, 19 Apr 2024 11:19:39 +0530 en-us http://www.herbexinternational.com http://www.herbexinternational.com/blog/gum-olibanum-makes-a-lot-of-sense-to-invest-in_4285.htm Fri, 14 Nov 2014 10:55:53 +0530 The origin of this aromatic resin is the tree Boswellia Serrata. Its primary end use is in the manufacture of fragrances and incense sticks. Also going by the name Frankincense, the bark of the Boswellia trees is stripped and the resin in the trees oozes out automatically. It is collected and allowed to harden into crystals. The resin has a natural, pleasant aroma. The <a href="http://www.herbexinternational.com/gum-olibanum.htm"><b>Gum Olibanum Exporters India</b></a> do the exercise of sorting the incenses based on their age, purity and aroma; not all the resins possess identical smell. They could differ depending on where the Boswellia trees are found and the conditions there.Varied UsesThe development and refining of the science of aromatherapy as an effective cure for a number of illnesses has opened up the scope for the use of perfumes like Gum Olibanum. It has also enabled the manufacturers and those who synthesize these incenses to make different grades of the product and export it to their customers worldwide. If one were to dig deeper, one will realize that the versatility of this incense or fragrance is unbelievable. After due processing and distilling as an oil, Gum Olibanum can be used for treatment of breathing disorders like bronchitis or even asthma. Another similar end use has to do with being a useful remedy for stress and stress related discomforts like depression and exhaustion. And there is a lot of research being done on the essential oil derived from Gum Olibanum, if these excellent properties of the incense can be exploited in the development of the immunity levels in humans. The future will definitely bring better tidings for this product.   Already, as an incense, Gum Olibanum and its derivative Frankincense have been used for lighting of incense sticks and scented candles in temples and other places of worship in several countries. The huge volume of business generated by this particular usage alone has been keeping the suppliers busy.Some other uses include making solutions for malaria like insecticides. If used effectively, it can prevent the onset of malaria in areas where the menace of mosquitos is rampant.    Packaging and ExportsGum Olibanum Exporters India look for their customers from around the world. Many customers also get in touch with them. The product is usually packed in PP bags and the packaging is usually in 50kgs and if specific customers demand, the suppliers could make it 100kgs pack as well. The export is usually as containerized cargo. http://www.herbexinternational.com/blog/the-health-benefits-of-flax-seeds_4494.htm Thu, 11 Dec 2014 12:37:35 +0530 Flaxseed, also known as linseed is an ancient Mesopotamian crop which is cultivated for its rich oil content and fibre. <a href="http://www.herbexinternational.com/flax-seeds.htm"><b>Flax Seeds</b></a> are the powerhouse of nutrients like omega 3 fatty acids, anti oxidants, minerals and vitamins. The nutritional content of flaxseeds provides a lot many health benefits, which is the sole reason that flaxseeds are highly popular among health enthusiasts. Flaxseeds are also used in paints because of their quality of drying the paints. Also, they are used as cattle feed because they provide a wholesome meal to cattle. 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Browse the below listings to know about The Health Benefits Of Flax seeds. The Health Benefits Of Flax Seeds    Rich Source Of Omega-3 Fatty Acids- They are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, especially the brown ones. They are helpful in controlling blood pressure and inflammation. Flax seeds are highly beneficial for those people who are suffering from hypertension, heart illness, psoriasis, cancer etc. Controls Sugar Levels- The lingnans that are present in Flax Seeds helps in controlling sugar levels. They help in stabilizing, controlling and preventing sugar levels from the body. In fact, many people tried these seeds in order to control their sugar levels, which prove to be successful. Beneficial For Weight Watchers- They are an excellent source of fiber and helps you to feel fuller for longer time. 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Read ahead and find out…    Properties and Uses of Niger Niger Seeds are somewhat like sunflower seeds in shape and have a thick coat that makes it possible to store them for about a year without any depreciation in the quality.  They contain around 40% oil, 20% protein, 15% soluble sugar, 10-20% crude fiber and 10% moisture.  Niger Oil belongs to the compositae family of oils, which is considered to be the healthiest of all.  The seeds are widely used as a winter birdfeed because of their nutritional composition. They help birds store fat and maintain calorie levels to sustain the cold temperatures.  Protein content in these seeds is useful for regenerating bird feathers.  The oil from Niger Seeds is traditionally used for cooking, just like sunflower oil and for certain medicinal applications as well.    It is also used while making soaps and paints for giving them a shiny surface. 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