### substance | natural resin:

Myrrh
* also assists with meditation and contemplation.
* comes from a tree in Somalia.
* contains high amounts of tannins.
* fragrant resin obtained from a tree.
* grows as a shrub in desert regions, particularly in northeastern Africa and the Middle East.
* helps to fight and ward off infection.
* is also excellent for treating stress and stress-related conditions
  - an oil used for anointing
  - associated with female, right brain, yin, intuition
  - especially good for the treatment of infections in the mouth
  - harvested twice a year
  - helpful against laryngitis and other respiratory complaints
  - known to be a disinfectant having antibacterial properties
  - similar to shellac in that it dries hard
* is the fragrant gum of certain plants which grew in Arabia and India
  - gift for one who is to die
  - spirit of sacrifice that can never be lacking in a Christian life
* is used as a food flavouring
  - for embalming
  - in veterinary medicine for wounds
  - to heal and embalm death body
* is useful for healing, peace, and meditation
  - in mouth and gum sores, fever blisters, sores from dentures and herpes sores
* natural antiseptic.
* powerful antiseptic, being a remedy second only to echinacea.
* special oil of anointing for kings and for royal burials.
* spice used for embalming.
* stimulates the immune system.
* tall spiny tree found in the Middle East, northeastern Africa, and India.

Oleoresin
* are soluble in oil.
* is natural resin

Natural substance
* All natural substances contain radioactive material.
* Many natural substances contain hydrogen cyanide in a combined form, called amydalin
  - offer some antibacterial benefits
  - treat platelet aggregation effectively
* Most natural substances have effects
  - potential
* Some natural substances are made of cellulose
  - produced by secretion
  - exist in states
  - kill silverfishs
  - protect plants
* found in the body, IGFs protect and spur the growth of nerves.

Nonpolar substance
* Many nonpolar substances are gases at room temperature, but some are liquids or even solids.
* are hydrophobic, coming from the root phobic, meaning avoiding.
* dissolve in other nonpolar substances.

Nuclear material
* All nuclear materials remain highly toxic for thousands of years.
* See fissile material.
* continue to pile up worldwide, posing national security and environmental threats.
* is contained in fuel rods.

Obscene material
* degrade people into objects for mental or physical misuse.
* is material which deals with sex in a manner appealing to prurient interest
  - usually of an explicit sexual nature

Obsidian
* can hold the sharpest edge known.
* has little water, , but takes it in if it sits in groundwater.
+ Obsidian, Origin and properties: Gemstones :: Igneous rocks
  * Obsidian does not last forever. Over time, the glass becomes fine-grained crystals. So, no obsidian is older than Cretaceous age. It breaks down faster when water is present. Obsidian has little water,  , but takes it in if it sits in groundwater.

### substance | obsidian:

Snowflake obsidian
* helps calm high frequency types.
* is black with white 'flakes'.

Oily substance
* Most oily substances are produced by skin.
* Some oily substances contain acid
  - fatty acid
* covers the feathers and prevents soaking of the skin.