Cedar sticks

Cedar sticks are traditionally associated with air purification and antibacterial properties, and with remedies for colds, bronchitis and sinusitis. These are not established effects of burning cedar; smoke does not purify the air and must not be used to treat respiratory illness. Traditional accounts associate them with digestion and relief from gastric ulcers; these are not established treatment effects, and this incense must not be ingested. They are traditionally credited with anti-inflammatory properties and relief from joint and muscle pain. Some Native American traditions also describe their use for eczema, psoriasis and other skin problems. These are traditional uses, not established treatment effects; do not apply this incense product to the skin. Explore the traditional benefits attributed to cedar sticks in daily life: Aromatic intensity Traditionally associated with warding off negative energies Traditionally associated with concentration Traditional symbolic air cleansing; smoke does not physically purify the air