What is Amber
Baltic amber is considered one of the most valuable remedies offered by nature. The succinic acid it contains has beneficial effects on various ailments, experiments conducted on patients with various types of symptoms such as headache, back pain, thyroid problems, chest and limb pain, showed that the application of Amber powder on the face produces noticeable results.
Allopathic medicine ascribes amber analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and immunostimulating functions, it has a calming and relaxing effect and promotes sleep. In children it is used to soothe the pain and discomfort caused by teething, it promotes the growth of stronger teeth reducing excessive salivation.
Amber helps the proper functioning of the liver and thyroid gland, accelerates the healing of hematomas and wounds and helps the respiratory system to prevent and fight colds and coughs, asthma and bronchitis. It is also a valid ally in the fight against dermatitis and disorders of the musculoskeletal system such as osteoarthritis, rheumatic pain, inflamed joints, tendinitis, etc.
It also protects against electromagnetic fields, it stimulates the nervous system and helps in case of stress and depression, increasing decision-making capacity and optimism.
The succinic acid it containes is used in the treatment of various types of anemia, acute radiculitis and heart disease. It has also been found that it improves cellular function and the metabolism of glucose, promoting the production of the necessary energy for physical activity.
It is also a powerful antioxidant, it protects tissues from free radicals and helps the skin to remain young and supple. It improves microcirculation and blood supply to organs and tissues. It has antitoxic properties and reduces the harmful effects of various substances including alcohol. It improves kidney, heart and intestinal functions.
To benefit of the properties of amber it is sufficient to keep it in contact with the skin.
Amber is also known for its so-called “inclusions”, ancient insects and plants trapped inside it that gave useful clues to understand how life on Earth developed millions of years ago.
