shallaki :
Precautions:
Pregnant women must avoid boswellia because its an emmenagogue that increases blood flow to the pelvis45 and the uterus, encouraging menstruation, and an abortifacient, meaning it can induce a miscarriage. Breastfeeding women should avoid using boswellia, tooToxicity studies:
Boswellia or boswellia oil has various side effects that can potentially disrupt your body.. Furthermore, other side effects of boswellia serrata, albeit rare, may occur, including:
Stomach discomfort, including nausea
Acid reflux
Diarrhea
Skin rashes and burning
A feeling of fullness in the stomach
Chest pain
Tightness in throat or chest
Breathing problems
Swollen skin
Skin hives, rashes or itchy skin
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