Joint pain and stiffness are common complaints today. Whether caused by age, long sitting hours, or previous injuries, inflammation in the joints can slow life down. Boswellia extract, standardized to 65% Boswellic Acid, is a plant-based option widely respected for supporting joint comfort and mobility.
What is Boswellia?
Boswellia, often called Indian Frankincense, is harvested from the resin of Boswellia trees. Traditional systems of medicine have used it for centuries to reduce swelling and support healing. Modern extracts isolate Boswellic Acids, the compounds responsible for these effects.
Why 65% Boswellic
Acid matters
Standardization by titration to 65% Boswellic Acid means each batch is tested and adjusted so that the extract consistently contains that level of active compounds. For formulators and consumers, this consistency is crucial — it means reliable potency and predictable results.
How Boswellia helps
· Reduces inflammation — helps calm the chemical signals that cause swelling and pain.
· Supports cartilage health — helps protect the tissues that cushion joints.
· Improves mobility — many users report easier movement and less stiffness over time.
· Gentler than some painkillers — it supports long-term joint health rather than masking pain temporarily.
Common applications
Boswellia 65% is
widely used in:
· Joint health supplements — alone or combined with other joint-support herbs like curcumin or glucosamine.
· Topical balms & creams — applied to sore areas for local support.
· Functional blends — in formulations for sports recovery or anti-inflammatory wellness stacks.
Quality checks & testing
For an extract
standardized at 65%, quality control must be thorough:
· Titration reports — laboratory certificates showing the exact Boswellic Acid percentage.
· Purity testing — heavy metals, microbial limits, pesticide residues, and solvent traces must be within safe limits.
· Residual solvent & extraction method — ideally, use food-grade solvents or solvent-free techniques that preserve the resin’s active profile.
· Stability data — evidence the extract keeps its potency over time under normal storage.
Batch-to-batch consistency — crucial for manufacturers to guarantee uniform product performance.
Dosage & safety (practical)
Common dosages vary by formulation and goal. Boswellia is generally well tolerated, but as with all supplements, it’s best used under guidance if someone is on medication or pregnant. Mild gastrointestinal issues can occur for a small percentage of users.
Formulating tips
· Pairing with curcumin can boost overall anti-inflammatory support.
· Use standardized ingredients like 65% Boswellic Acid for predictable outcomes.
· Label clearly — state Boswellic Acid percentage and provide suggested use.
Final thought — why Shriahimsa’s Boswellia?
At Shri Ahimsa, our Boswellia extract is titrated and tested to deliver consistent 65% Boswellic Acid strength. We emphasise traceability, rigorous testing, and meticulous extraction to ensure you receive a safe and effective ingredient for joint-support formulations.






