RMY Black Dammar , Black Dammar for WAX , Black Dammar For Cough .

Description Dear Sir/Madam, How are you ? hope fine. We Are biggest manufacturer of RMY Herbs Products. We have also more then 1 million RMY  Products companies and warehouses in Pakistan, Germany and Poland , also can provide you home deliveries with small quantities also no problem. Black Dammar/Chandras (چندرس) also known as Sanders and Canarium strictum, is found in moist deciduous to semi-evergreen forests. It grows up to 40 meters tall at altitudes ranging from about 750 to 1400 meters.The leaves of this large canopy tree are bipinnate. It is known for its medicinal and commercial use of the resin it exudates, “Dammar” or “Sambrani”. Its leaves are used to make medicines as well as use for commercial purposes. English Name: Black Dammar Urdu Name: چندرس Scientific Name: Canarium Strictum Roxb Uses & Health Benefits: Black Dammer is used in the manufacture of varnishes, bottling vax and as a substitute for Burgundy Pitch in medicinal plasters. Along the oil, the resin is also used in treatment of rheumatism and chronic skin diseases. The most common use of Black Dammer is as incense and as insect repellent. It is used for fever and cough Good for asthma It is beneficial for epilepsy It is used for chronic skin disorders strictum, known by common names including black dhup, Raal, Raal dhup and black dammar, is a species of tree in the family Burseraceae (the incense tree family). It is known for the medicinal and commercial use of the resin it exudates, called black dammar.The leaves of this large canopy tree are bipinnate. It is known for its medicinal and commercial use of the resin it exudates, “Dammar” or “Sambrani”. Its usage among tribal and folk people for medicinal purposes in different parts of India have been explored through ethno-botanical studies. It is also used in Siddha system of medicine.It is used in rheumatism, fever, cough, asthma, epilepsy, chronic skin disorders. Black Dammer is a resin extracted from the trunk of the large tree with spreading branches forming one of the dominant specious in the ever green and semi-evergreen forests of Western Ghats.  The scientific name of the tree is Canarium strictum. Black Dammer is used in the manufacture of varnishes, bottling vax and as a substitute for Burgundy Pitch in medicinal plasters.  Along the oil, the resin is also used in treatment of rheumatism and chronic skin diseases. The most common use of Black Dammer is as incense and as insect repellent. The common method of extraction of the resin is to burn an scorch the bark and outer layer of wood at the base of tree – trunk promoting exudation or by making incisions and scorching the wounded portion.  The exuded resin hardens into a bright black-coloured mass, glassy in consistency. Since the traditional method of resin extraction was destructive leading to death of the trees, various training programmes have been arranged through Vana Samrakshana Samithies (VSS) and Eco-development committees (EDC) for conservative methods of resin tapping. The harvesting of Black Dammer marked as a “Vanasree” product follows sustainable practices. The marketing of the produce is through  Forest Development Agencies (FDA) . Black Dammer is used in the manufacture of varnishes, bottling vax and as a substitute for Burgundy Pitch in medicinal plasters. Along the oil, the resin is also used in treatment of rheumatism and chronic skin diseases. The most common use of Black Dammer is as incense and as insect repellent. Black Dammer is a resin extracted from the trunk of the large tree with spreading branches forming one of the dominant specious in the ever green and semi-evergreen forests of Western Ghats.  The scientific name of the tree is Canarium strictum. Black Dammer is used in the manufacture of varnishes, bottling vax and as a substitute for Burgundy Pitch in medicinal plasters.  Along the oil, the resin is also used in treatment of rheumatism and chronic skin diseases. The most common use of Black Dammer is as incense and as insect repellent. The common method of extraction of the resin is to burn an scorch the bark and outer layer of wood at the base of tree – trunk promoting exudation or by making incisions and scorching the wounded portion.  The exuded resin hardens into a bright black-coloured mass, glassy in consistency. FAQs: What is Damar resin used for? It is used for hardening Beeswax (makes it more resistant to marring) and raising its melting temperature when used in Encaustic applications (painting with melted wax). Damar in combination with beeswax also produces a wax paint with a higher index of refraction. Where does Damar resin come from? These crystals are resin from a tree found in the East Indies. It is used for hardening beeswax by raising its melting temperature when used in encaustic applications. Is Damar Resin food safe? On its own, Damar Resin is not toxic – ours in particular is a food grade variety that is also used as a clouding or glazing agent in food. The resin we use shouldn’t be confused with Damar Varnish – damar mixed with mineral spirits which is a more toxic version. Thanks with the best wishes Mr.Younas Rajpoot CEO RMY Group of Companies 24 Stunden Live-Support, Skype = rajpoot_germany Germany 24 Stunden Live-Support, WhatsApp = 4915210477449 Pakistan 24 Stunden Live-Support, WhatsApp = 923007104361 Turkey 24 Stunden Live-Support, WhatsApp = 90 5010456744 www.rmygmbh.de www.rmyint.com www.rmyent.com www.rmy.com.pk  [email protected] Please Note:  My office in Stuttgart Germany and my warehouse is in Bonn Germany . 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