Scientific Name: Calamus Draco
Origin: China
AKA: Dragons blood palm, blume
Parts Used: Resin from fruit
Active Compounds: Benzoic acid, Calcium oxalate, Calcium phosphate.
Background: Dragons blood is primarily used to color varnishes and pastes. It tends to give solutions a very red color, probably where it gets its name.
Description: Dragons blood comes from a tree that grows in Asia. The fruit gives off a red colored resin that is drained for use.
Safety: There is no negative health information available about Dragons Blood. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.
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