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Royal Dragon's Blood™

Botanical Name: Croton Lechleri

Royal Dragon's Blood™ is 100% sap with NO alcohol, making it more effective than other preparations available.

Dragon’s Blood is a wildcrafted resin (tree sap) that looks like blood and comes from the Croton lechleri trees found in the Amazon rainforest of Peru.

Indigenous peoples throughout Peru and Ecuador use Dragon’s Blood externally to support wound care and internally for occasional support of the intestinal tract.

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SUPPORTS

  • Wound care (cuts, bites, burns, stings, rashes, acne, abrasions, sores, etc.) - may help minimize scarring*
  • Healthy skin*
  • Healthy GI tract*
  • Anti-viral, antibacterial, anti-fungal and anti-parasitic activity*
  • Shown to be a great oral rinse*

Whole World Botanicals is thrilled to make the guide, Discovering Dragon’s Blood: The Power of Sangre de Grado, available to our customers. In this 65-page PDF eBook -- part memoir and part guide -- Ahdoña Marie, shares her journey to embracing Dragon’s Blood as one of the many potent herbs and botanicals she reveres for her health and the beloved animals in her life.

 

Inside "Discovering Dragon’s Blood:"

  • Ahdoña's Beginnings and Teachers
  • Discovering Dragon’s Blood
  • Dragon’s Blood: What It Is and How it Works
  • Why Is It Important to Use Pure Dragon’s Blood?
  • Whole World Botanicals’ Products Used with Dragon’s Blood
  • Using Dragon's Blood in Facials
  • Topical Use for Ant and Spider Bites
  • Dragon's Blood for Healing Horses, Cats, Dogs, Wolves, and Wolf Hybrids
  • Royal Dragon’s Blood: Dosing Guide
  • Selected Journal References

Benefits

Through scientific research, Sangre de grado has been shown to

  • Contain proanthocyanidins that assist in the formation of new collagen*
  • Contain taspine, a known agent beneficial to skin*
  • Be rich in protective antioxidant polyphenols that help to protect the DNA cells of the skin exposed to the sun while reducing swelling and pain*
  • Stimulate the contraction of skin tissues*
  • Help in the formation of a scab at wound site*

Each serving contains

Royal Dragon’s Blood™ contains 0.5ml Sangre de grado (drago).

Botanical in the Peruvian Andes

The cuts are only made to the bark, which heals itself. This process does not hurt the tree.

Dragon’s Blood trees grow tall in the rainforest.

The trunk of the Dragon's Blood Tree

Dragon's Blood

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