Rodial Dragon's Blood Hyaluronic Night Cream 50ml

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Sensitisationis a key factor in various skin concerns, including eczema, sunburn, acne and psoriasis. 17 While in South American indigenous tribes have used it for centuries to treat skin diseases and ailments, nowadays, there is scientific evidence that its properties could help with different diagnoses. Evidence of this is incomplete, however. It’s only pieced together through studies of different dragon’s blood sources, Daemonorops draco and Dracaena draco. It’s also not proven to be a property in all sources.

This may be due to its antimicrobial properties which can kill pathogens that cause these conditions. Research is still needed before considering it a replacement for mainstream treatments, however. Anti-inflammatory Dragon’s blood is beloved by the skincare industry thanks to this plant resin’s purported ability to soothe, hydrate and plump up skin. It’s also thought to minimise redness and calm sensitiveskin.Despite its name, Dragon’s Blood could also be helpful in healing. And no, not in the dungeons and dragons sense. There’s evidence that Dragon’s Blood may provide wound support. In this study , 60 individuals used a cream with the botanical product on a fresh wound for 20 days.

that violates any law, statute, ordinance or regulation (including, but not limited to, those governing export control, consumer protection, unfair competition, anti-discrimination or false advertising); This indulgent cream is non-greasy and won’t weigh the skin down. Its formula is suitable for dry, sensitive and delicate skin, which can all benefit from its restorative powers. Key BenefitsDragon’s blood can’t be considered a replacement for infection-fighting medical approaches like antibiotics, though it could bring mild benefits for minor conditions. Antidiarrheal Make sure to always follow dosage directions on products closely. There are no reports of overdose or adverse effects from taking too much, but it’s still best to use dragon’s blood cautiously. One 2016 study showed antidiabetic actions from the resin, but this was only in vitro. A 2013 study showed evidence of this as well, but the study was on animals. Both studies were on source species of the Dracaena genus.

use of the content you supply does not violate these Terms of Use and will not cause injury to any person or entity. Multiple studies have looked at dragon blood’s ability to improve a very common gastrointestinal concern: diarrhea. An animal study published in the journal Phytotherapy Research observed that the red resin was able to improve diarrhea (induced by castor oil) in animal subjects. It significantly inhibited small intestinal transit and seems as though it has potential to control some cases of diarrhea. ( 7) Also called sangre de drago or croton lechleri resin extract, dragon’s blood is a resin oil extracted from the Croton Lechleri tree, which is indigenous to South America. So what does the ingredient have to do with mystical fire-breathing reptiles? First, the Croton Lechleri tree is commonly referred to as the dragon tree, and second, the resin is a dark red color similar to that of blood.

Now for the elephant.. well, the dragon of the room. This product has earned it name thanks to its deep scarlet color, which resembles blood. When the resin is extracted, the trees that have been cut look like they are bleeding as it seeps out from the bark. A pretty gruesome name for a substance that also holds lots of potential for many wellness benefits. A 2011 study on animals showed certain types of dragon’s blood may have blood-thinning effects. This was specifically shown in products sourced from Daemonorops draco and Dracaena cochinchinensis. One of the most important vitamin C benefits is that it’s an antioxidant that can target and fix damages caused by free radicals from UV exposure. Too much exposure to UV without the proper protection can cause hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, and brown spots or sun spots. Vitamin C antioxidant properties can help eliminate these problems while restoring your skin’s radiance. Dragon’s blood is a substance that is often used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The main chemical components of dragon’s blood are flavonoids, phenols, steroides and terpenoids. According to the Pharmacopoeia of the People’s Republic of China, commercially available dragon’s blood contains resin from four different species of trees and has been used in China to treat chronic colitis and to boost blood circulation for the improvement of blood stagnation, serious injuries and pain. ( 4) Wankeu-Nya M, et al. (2013). Dracaena arborea alleviatesultra-structural spermatogenic alterations in streptozotocin-induced diabeticrats. DOI: