Product Details
Boswellia serrata, Frankincense BS 85100 % Indian Frankincense by Dr. Alexander MichalzikBotanical Name: Boswellia serrata
In Sanskrit: Sallaki
In German: Indian Frankincense
Have confidence in this German product developed by physcians. As a German company we are verifiable and committed to quality. Crucial for the quality of Boswellia or any frankincense product is:
- the boswellic acid proportion
- the strict quality conrol for contamination and harmful substances
- avoidance of addtives in the capsule fillings
- the conservation of nature
- the entire spectrum of boswellic acids should be contained
- no silicon dioxide!
Suitable for vegetarians & vegans!
Biotikon’s BS 85 (Boswellia serrata) fulfills nature’s and customers’ highest quality demands.
The standardized boswellic acid content is 85% (which corresponds to 340 mg of boswellic acid per capsule). Strict quality control is executed in order to avoid contamination. The capsule filling is free of additives. Natural gentle harvesting far from industrialized and polluted areas guarantees the maintenance of the ecological habitat. The frankincense trees must have reached a certain age (approx. 10 years) and usually only the materials after the 3rd scraping are used. Then these products are sorted again and cleaned. Thus the greatest possible quality of boswellic acids is produced.
Generally the lower grade frankincense remains in India for various applications.
Boswellia Serrata 85 % (BS85) by Dr. Alexander Michalzik, M.D., contains a high proportion (85%) of boswellic acid, the main ingredient of frankincense, and is a standardized product. Only standardization guarantees a consistent quality.
The natural original substance is always subject to fluctuation. Thus by pre-selection only the best quality is guaranteed, with a boswellic acid content of 85 %.
This German production method is used without creating any harmful substances, which may be the case with some Indian production equipment. Please be aware of the pollutant limit. The statement 'free of harmful substances' is only significant in connection with the detection limit. If the detection limit is too coarse, such as 70 ppm, the product may contain relevant quantities of pollutants, although this cannot be proven with a test.