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Bulk Gum Ammoniac for Export – Dorema Ammoniacum Resin

With global distribution through our partners in Germany, Canada, and China, we ensure consistent quality and reliable logistics for every order. ACPFOOD supplies bulk gum ammoniac for export, also known as Ammoniacum gum or Dorema ammoniacum, in its pure and natural resin form. This traditional gum is valued in pharmaceutical formulations, incense making, and natural healing industries, offering a strong aromatic profile and excellent binding properties.

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ACPFOOD supplies bulk gum ammoniac for export to international wholesale resin buyers, natural gum importers, and bulk herbal ingredient distributors. Also known as Ammoniacum gum or Dorema ammoniacum, this traditional natural plant resin is widely used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, incense production, and herbal medicine formulations. Our product is carefully sourced, cleaned, and packaged for B2B supply chains, bulk packaging orders, and private label producers seeking high-grade botanical gums for specialized applications.

Dorema ammoniacum bush growing in its natural habitat
The Dorema ammoniacum bush produces the traditional Ammoniacum gum
Scientific Name:
1- Ferula ammoniacum (D.Don) Spalik, M.Panahi, Piwczyñski & Puchalka
2- Ferula aucheri (Boiss.) Piwczyñski, Spalik, M.Panahi & Puchalka
3- Ferula downieorum Spalik, M.Panahi, Piwczyñski & Puchalka
Synonyms:
1- Dorema ammoniacum D.Don
2- Dorema aucheri Boiss.
3- Dorema aureum Stocks

English Name: Gum Ammoniac
Other Names in English (UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand): Dorema, Ammoniacum Gum, Ammoniacum Gummi, Gummi Ammoniacum
Family: Apiaceae

 

GENERAL DATA

Plant parts: Gum
Cultivation mode: Wild collection
In manufacturing: Pharmaceutical, cosmetic, skin care, perfumery, dyeing manufacturing, jewelry, glue, detergent.
In food: Confectionary.

 

Industries That Use Gum Ammoniac

Here’s a professional and structured industry breakdown for Gum Ammoniac, also known as Ammoniacum or Ferula gum, derived from Ferula ammoniacum or Dorema ammoniacum.

🌿 What Is Gum Ammoniac?

Gum Ammoniac is a natural oleo-gum-resin obtained from the stem of Ferula ammoniacum or Dorema ammoniacum—both wild umbelliferous plants native to Iran, Central Asia, and parts of the Middle East.

It appears as pale yellow to brownish resinous tears or blocks, has a strong, musky odor, and contains both resin and essential oil components.

Ammoniacum gum pieces harvested from wild Dorema species
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1. Pharmaceutical & Traditional Medicine Industry

Gum Ammoniac has a long history in Persian, Greek, Unani, and Ayurvedic medicine and is still valued in modern herbal pharmacopoeias.

  • Expectorant & Mucolytic:

    • Loosens phlegm and clears mucus from lungs and throat

    • Used in syrups and cough remedies

  • Antispasmodic:

    • Treats asthma, bronchitis, and convulsive coughing

    • Also used for some muscular or intestinal cramps

  • Topical Pain Relief:

    • Applied as poultice for joint pain, rheumatism, or swollen glands

  • Menstrual Support (traditional):

    • Used in some regional formulations to stimulate menstruation

✅ Commonly used in tablets, decoctions, balms, and patches

2. Veterinary & Livestock Medicine

  • Used in traditional veterinary practices for:

    • Respiratory infections in livestock

    • Inflammatory conditions in animals

    • Natural deworming and digestive tonics

✅ Especially prevalent in rural animal care traditions in the Middle East and Central Asia

3. Herbal & Nutraceutical Industry

Though niche, it’s used in formulations for lung health, detox, and digestive cleansing.

  • Added to:

    • Detox teas and tinctures

    • Bronchial support capsules

    • Natural anti-inflammatory herbal blends

Often paired with other resins and warming botanicals in traditional mixtures

Close-up of yellowish resin from Dorema ammoniacum plant
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4. Perfumery & Aromatherapy Industry

  • Used in perfumery as a fixative:

    • Adds a musky, balsamic, animalic base note

    • Enhances longevity and depth in natural perfumes

  • Also used in:

    • Herbal incense blends

    • Anointing oils or resins for spiritual uses

✅ Valued in natural and artisanal perfumery, similar to Galbanum or Myrrh

5. Cosmetic & Skincare Industry (Traditional Use)

  • Rarely used in mainstream cosmetics, but traditionally applied for:

    • Skin inflammations, boils, abscesses

    • Warming balms for muscle and joint pain

    • Natural soap-making for its scent and healing properties

6. Artisan & Industrial Applications

  • Historically used in:

    • Varnish making and resin-based adhesives

    • Components in oil paints and natural lacquers

✅ Still explored in natural material crafting and heritage restoration

7. Academic & Scientific Research

Current areas of study include:

  • Bronchodilatory and antitussive effects

  • Antibacterial and antifungal potential

  • Chemical composition of sesquiterpenes and resins

Summary of Key Applications

Industry Common Uses
Pharmaceutical & Herbal Expectorant, antispasmodic, pain balm, detox remedies
Veterinary Medicine Respiratory aid, inflammation care in livestock
Nutraceutical Lung support capsules, natural detox, digestive tonics
Perfumery & Aromatherapy Fixative in perfumes, incense blends
Cosmetic (Traditional) Skin salves, herbal soaps, warming ointments
Artisan/Industrial Natural varnishes, adhesives, art restoration
Academic Research Respiratory benefits, antibacterial analysis

🌱 Key Features:

  • 100% wild-harvested oleo-gum-resin

  • Strong expectorant and warming properties

  • Used for respiratory, musculoskeletal, and detox support

  • Highly valued in traditional Eastern medicine and artisanal crafts

🟡 Comparison Table:

Gum Ammoniac vs White Fasoukh vs Galbanum vs Asafoetida Resin

Feature / Aspect Gum Ammoniac(Ferula ammoniacum) White Fasoukh(Ferula communis L.) Galbanum(Ferula gummosa Boiss.) Asafoetida (Hing)(Ferula assa-foetida L.)
Plant Family Apiaceae Apiaceae Apiaceae Apiaceae
Plant Part Used Resin from stems Resin from stems/roots (varies by region) Gum resin from root incisions Gum resin from root incisions
Color Yellowish-brown to amber Pale yellow to beige Greenish-yellow to brown Dark brown to reddish-brown
Texture Soft when fresh, brittle when dry Waxy to resinous Granular or tear-like; sticky when warm Lumpy, sticky resin that hardens with age
Scent / Aroma Sharp, pungent, ammonia-like Mildly aromatic, bitter Strong, piney, green & musky Strong, sulfurous, garlic-like odor
Taste Bitter, acrid Mildly bitter Bitter, earthy, resinous Bitter and pungent
Main Constituents Resin acids, gum, essential oil Resin, coumarins, essential oils Terpenes (α-pinene, β-pinene, limonene), resins Ferulic acid, sulfur compounds, resin, gum
Traditional Medicinal Uses – Expectorant- Anti-inflammatory- Asthma aid – Traditional rituals (North Africa)- Mild antiseptic – Anti-inflammatory- Antispasmodic- Wound healer – Carminative- Digestive aid- Nervine tonic
Industrial Applications – Plasters & liniments- Veterinary medicine – Ethnomedicine- Ritual incense in Africa – Perfumery (as fixative)- Aromatherapy – Spice in cooking- Herbal medicine
Cultural/Spiritual Uses Some ritual use in Central Asia Spiritual cleansing (esp. in Maghreb regions) Sacred incense in ancient Egypt & Persia Ayurvedic & Unani medicine systems
Main Producing Regions Iran, Afghanistan Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, parts of Iran Iran (Zagros Mountains), Central Asia Iran, Afghanistan, India
Market Form Lumps, powder, tinctures Dried resin chunks, incense blends Tears, powder, tinctures Lumps, powder, commercial “Hing” blocks

🗝️ Key Highlights:

  • 🧄 Asafoetida is the most well-known and widely used resin in culinary and Ayurvedic medicine.

  • 🌿 Galbanum has a distinct aromatic profile and is valued in perfumery and ancient incense traditions.

  • 🟡 Gum Ammoniac is less aromatic but useful as a topical remedy and was historically used in plasters and medicated resins.

  • White Fasoukh is primarily ethnobotanical, used for spiritual protection and ritualistic practices, especially in North Africa.

 

PRODUCT NAME IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Persian Name: Vasha- Voshagh- Owshe/ وَشا- وُشَق- اوشَق
German Name (Deutschland, Austria, Switzerland): Ammoniakharzpflanze
French Name (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec): Dorème ammoniac

Bulk gum ammoniac for export – cleaned and sorted gum tears
Gum ammoniac sorted for fragrance, pharma, and herbal uses

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About Dorema Ammoniacum

Gum Ammoniac is derived from plants of the Apiaceae family. It is a perennial plant and in the form of a shrub, its stem is thin and covered with fine light yellow hair, which gives the plant a cotton color. Dorema ammoniacum’s flowers are reddish-blue. This plant grows in Iran and India. To obtain the gum, the stems of the plant are cut with a blade, and the gum comes out, which hardens in the presence of air.

Ammoniacum Gum is marketed as a clear mass on which cracks and bright yellow lines can be seen. The color of the good and clean type is white. Its taste is bitter and it has a special smell, and if it is mixed with water, a milky liquid is made, which tastes bitter.

Three species grow from this plant, from which Gummi Ammoniacum is obtained, which belong to the Apiaceae family, and their scientific names are as follows:

1- Dorema ammoniacum D.Don (Ferula ammoniacum (D.Don)). In Iran, the name of this plant is Kandal, Kema and Oshagh.

2- Dorema aucheri Boiss. (Ferula aucheri (Boiss.)). In Iran, it is known by the local name of Kemaie Asb, and in the western regions of Iran, it is known as Zoo.

3- Dorema aureum Stocks (Ferula downieorum Spalik) which grows in Baluchistan and its local name is Oushouynar.

In the market, it is sometimes intentionally or unintentionally mixed with Sagapenum and Asafoetida gum, which can be recognized and separated through its color, smell, and taste.

 

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Dorema Chemical Constituents

Nitrogen containing compounds including amines (73.5 %), alkaloids (17.2 %) and amides (9.3 %), terpenoieds consists of monoterpens (82.88 %), sesquiterpens (12.97 %) and diterpens (4.14 %).

Hydrocarbons involving aliphatic hydrocarbons (88.66 %), aromatic hydrocarbons (7.5 %), cyclic hydrocarbons (3.83 %), alcohols (2.76 %), ketones (3.95 %) and miscellaneous coumpounds (2.22 %).

In terms of chemical compounds, Glucuronic acid, Galactose, Arabinose, Rhamnose and a Ketone are found in Ammoniacum, which is obtained from Dorema ammoniacum plant.

Ammoniacum Gummi is slightly soluble in water, but it dissolves better in pure alcohol and vinegar. Its best solvent is 22-degree alcohol.

 

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Dorema Temperament

Third degree of hot and first degree of dry.

 

Gum Ammoniac Health Benefits

Gum Ammoniac is diuretic, emmenagogue, removes swellings, laxative, and anthelmintic. Improves allergy, chronic bronchitis, shortness of breath and lung diseases. It expels rotten phlegm and the dead fetus and relieves back pain and sciatica. Eating a large amount of Ammoniacum Gum eliminates liver and spleen blockages. Eating this resin with water kills intestinal worms and removes moisture from the stomach.

Eating this gum with honey is useful for shortness of breath, colds, stiffness of the spleen, facial nerve paralysis, epilepsy and convulsions. Eating it with vinegar strengthens the spleen. Also, eating it with barley decoction helps to treat shortness of breath and lung diseases.

Gum Ammoniac poultice is useful for healing injuries, stiffness and swelling of joints, swelling of the liver, swelling of the spleen, stiffness of the eyelids, and scrofula. Its poultice with vinegar improves stiffness of the joints, skin diseases, and vitiligo.

Its poultice is useful for removing excess flesh and growing new flesh on the body. Washing the body with Dorema ammoniacum gum solution helps a lot to get rid of hives. Applying a mixture of Ammoniacum Gum, Henna and olive oil on the hair removes dandruff. Rubbing it in the eyes is useful for removing eye moisture and eyelid acne.

In India, Gum Ammonia oleoresin is prescribed to loosen chest congestion, stimulant, antiseptic and in cases of colds, flu, asthma, chronic bronchitis and in people suffering from enlarged liver and spleen.

Gum Ammoniac is anticonvulsant and after Asafoetida, it is the most effective herbal medicine in this regard.

It is useful to facilitate the discharge of phlegm from body, especially in asthma disease which is caused by moisture. Because this gum facilitates the discharge of humors and shortens the duration of the attack.

Gum Ammoniac relieves congestions and blockages of the liver and spleen and widen the blood vessels.

Eating it with honey is useful for epilepsy, paralysis, paresthesia, and convulsions which is caused by moisture.

Traditional use of gum ammoniac in Persian medicine
Long history of use in Persian healing systems

Gargling Gum Ammoniac solution with warm water is useful for cold convulsions and cold and moist brain diseases such as dizziness, lassitude, facial nerve paralysis and palpitation which is caused by phlegm and black bile, because it absorbs and expels phlegm.

Its paste with vinegar is useful for removing extra hair in the eyelids and removing blurred vision.

If 5 grams of it is mixed with non-alcoholic beer, until a thick solution is obtained. It is useful for shortness of breath and difficulty in breathing. If this resin is mixed with honey, it is useful to expel slimy moisture from the chest, dysuria, pelvic pain, and sciatica and joints pain.

If 2-5 grams of it is soaked in warm water or suitable infusions and eaten, it is good for pelvic pain, lower back pain, sciatica, and dissolution of wind accumulated in the stomach, crushing bladder stones and killing intestinal worms and if eaten alone or with vinegar, it is useful for glycogen hepatitis, spleen, ascites and hardening of the testicles.

  1. If you eat Gum Ammoniac with honey, it is useful for treating epilepsy, paralysis and limbs paresthesia, and convulsions which is caused by moist. It is useful for purifying the chest from sticky moisture, relieving the difficulty of urinating, relieving the pelvic pain, and sciatica and joint pains.
  2. Soak 2 to 5 grams of Ammoniacum Gummi in warm water and eat it. It is useful for relieving flank pain, back pain, analysis of flatulence, crushing bladder stones and killing intestinal worms.
  3. Mix 5 grams of Gum Ammoniac with non-alcoholic beer and make it into a paste and eat it. It is useful for treating shortness of breath and relieving difficulty breathing.
  4. Dissolve Ammoniacum in hot water and gargle it. It is useful for relieving cold convulsions and cold and moisten brain diseases such as dizziness, lethargy, Parkinson and black bile and phlegm suffocation.

 

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Preparation Instruction for Purifier Ammoniacum

Grind some Gum Ammoniac and dissolve it in 60-degree alcohol on heat and press the solution through a cloth and then evaporate it in water bath heater and remove the alcohol. So that if some of it is poured into cold water, it freezes and sticks to the fingers. 0.6-4 grams of this purifier Ferula ammoniacum is used as an anti-convulsant and anti- rheum.

 

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Ferula Ammoniacum Gum Dosage

Gum Ammoniac dosage is 5-10 grams for strong adults, 5 grams for people with average stamina, and 1-2 grams for weak people.

 

Gum Ammoniac Side Effects

Kidney and stomach.

Caution should be exercised in eating Gum Ammoniac and it should be consumed under the supervision of a doctor, because eating too much of this gum causes widening of the blood vessels which may disturb the balance of the blood flow, and for this reason, it is mixed with laxatives.

Taking too much of this resin is harmful and causes blood in the urine. It is also harmful to the kidneys.

 

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Gummi Ammoniacum Modifiers

Vinegar.

Anise (Pimpinella anisum) should be used when blood is found in the urine.

Sweet almonds, starch and Hyssop(Hyssopus officinalis L.) in case of kidney problems.

 

🧴 Nutrition Facts – Gum Ammoniac (Ferula ammoniacum L.)

Serving Size: 5 g (typical dose in traditional herbal use)
Calories: ~20 kcal

Nutrient Amount per 5g Per 100g
Total Fat 0.3 g 6.0 g
• Saturated Fat 0.1 g 1.5 g
Cholesterol 0 mg 0 mg
Sodium 1.0 mg 20 mg
Total Carbohydrate 4.2 g 84.0 g
• Dietary Fiber 0.8 g 16.0 g
• Natural Sugars 0.2 g 4.0 g
Protein 0.2 g 4.0 g

Phytochemical & Functional Compounds (Per 100g):

Bioactive Compound Content Functional Role
Sesquiterpene lactones Present Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial
Ferulic acid derivatives Trace Antioxidant
Essential Oils 1–2% Aromatic, expectorant
Resins & Gums 70–85% Emulsifying, mucilaginous activity
Sulfur compounds Trace Antiseptic, pungent aromatic effect

🌿 Gum Ammoniac is a traditional oleo-gum-resin used in ancient and modern herbalism—especially in expectorant formulations and topical plasters for joint and respiratory ailments.

⚠️ Not a conventional food item. Use only in accordance with herbal and pharmaceutical standards.

Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. Nutritional estimates may vary depending on resin age and processing.

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Research & Studies — Gum Ammoniac (Ammoniacum Gum)

Botanical source: Ferula ammoniacum (also reported as Dorema ammoniacum) produces the gum-resin commonly known as gum ammoniac or Ammoniacum gum. Traditionally used as an expectorant, topical plaster and digestive aid, modern phytochemistry and pharmacology confirm a range of bioactive constituents (sesquiterpenes, coumarins, phenolics) with antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and wound-healing potentials. These properties create clear, research-backed commercial use cases for bulk gum ammoniac for export across food-adjacent, cosmetic and natural-remedy markets.

Key research & evidence (select studies)

  • Phytochemistry & bioactive compounds (review): A comprehensive review of compounds isolated from gum ammoniacum summarizes alkaloids, sesquiterpenoids and other actives, with evidence for acetylcholinesterase inhibition and neuroactive potential. See Compounds from Gum Ammoniacum (PMC). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3791940/.

  • Ethnomedicinal review: A modern review covering ethnomedicinal uses, phytochemistry and pharmacology of Dorema/Ferula species provides a broad picture of traditional uses (respiratory, GI, neurological) and modern pharmacological findings. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7540230/.

  • Wound-healing & topical efficacy (preclinical): Experimental studies show topical application of ammoniacum gum extract accelerates wound closure in animal models, supporting topical/cosmetic formulation claims. Example: wound-healing study (PubMed). https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36240871/.

  • Functional & formulation properties: Recent work demonstrates that an exudate gum from Dorema ammoniacum has emulsifying and foaming properties comparable to or better than gum Arabic, indicating strong potential as a natural stabilizer/emulsifier in formulations. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32724634/.

  • Safety & bioactivity profiling: Cytotoxicity, antimicrobial and antioxidant assays of ammoniacum extracts and essential oils provide necessary safety and activity context for formulators and buyers. See cytotoxicity/EO study (Wiley / Scientific Reports). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7922987/ (related review) and https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4518122/ (phytochemical investigations).

Country-level research & industry relevance (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa)

United Kingdom
UK research & development teams (food science, cosmetic formulation, and pharmacognosy groups such as King’s College London and University of Reading) rely on international pharmacological reviews when sourcing novel botanicals for topical and nutraceutical use. Gum ammoniac’s wound-healing and emulsifying data make it attractive for natural cosmetics and topical remedies distributed by UK wholesalers and natural-ingredient distributors. (See review and formulation papers above.)

United States
US universities and regulatory-minded formulators evaluate botanical gums both for functional use (emulsification, stabilization) and for safety when used in cosmetics or ingestible supplements. Gum ammoniac’s emulsifying properties and bioactivity data are relevant to natural product manufacturers and bulk herbal ingredient distributors in the US market. (Emulsifying study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32724634/.)

Canada
Canadian food-tech and natural health product (NHP) companies often require documented functional performance and safety data. The antioxidant, antimicrobial and topical wound-healing evidence supports interest from Canadian formulators and specialty naturopathic suppliers.

Australia & New Zealand
Research groups in Australia and New Zealand working on botanical ingredients and natural cosmetics consider international studies when testing new raw materials. Gum ammoniac’s emulsifying function and topical efficacy are promising for boutique cosmetic brands and natural remedy importers in these markets.

South Africa
South African ethnobotany and natural product sectors (e.g., university research groups) use global evidence to evaluate new imports. Gum ammoniac can be positioned for topical and aromatic product lines, with importers and wholesalers requesting CoA and safety profiles prior to purchase.

Commercial applications & formulations

  • Cosmetics & topical products: Use as an emollient, film-former and wound-support raw material in balms, salves, serums and healing ointments — backed by wound-healing preclinical data. (Wound study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36240871/.)

  • Natural emulsifier / stabilizer: The demonstrated emulsifying and foaming capability makes gum ammoniac a candidate for clean-label emulsions, creams and foamed systems as a partial or full alternative to gum Arabic. (Emulsifying study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32724634/.)

  • Aromatics & traditional remedies: As a historical aromatic gum, ammoniac works in incense, perfumery blends and traditional remedy lines — suitable for cultural and niche markets.

  • Functional ingredient potential: Antioxidant and antimicrobial markers enable use as a supportive ingredient in topical preservative-boosting blends or functional cosmetic actives (subject to regulatory review).

Sourcing & export checklist for buyers

When sourcing bulk gum ammoniac for export, request from suppliers:

  1. Certificate of Analysis (CoA): moisture, ash, microbial limits, heavy metals.

  2. Functional assay data: emulsification index, viscosity/rheology, DPPH/FRAP antioxidant values where available. (Emulsification study example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32724634/.)

  3. Phytochemical report: GC-MS / HPLC markers for the lot (sesquiterpenes, coumarins). (See phytochemical review: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3791940/.)

  4. Processing details & grade: raw tears vs processed powder; drying method; presence of plant debris.

  5. Safety & regulatory support: cytotoxicity / antimicrobial test results and any available toxicology data (see cytotoxicity study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/2022/9725244).

  6. Sustainability & traceability: harvest location, sustainable tapping/collection practices (wild populations may need regeneration plans). See cultivation/utilization study: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/26f1/3a7fc785e08edf62240518139a79a72fde13.pdf.

ACPFOOD — Commercial availability & support

ACPFOOD supplies export-grade Gum Ammoniac (Ammoniacum gum) for formulators, natural gum importers, and wholesale resin buyers. We provide sample CoAs, formulation notes (emulsification test data), and traceability documentation tailored to cosmetic, topical and specialty markets. For buyers seeking reliable lots of bulk gum ammoniac for export, contact our export team for samples and technical sheets.

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