Myrrh

A reddish-brown resin from a thorny tree native to the Horn of Africa and Arabian Peninsula. Burned as incense in ancient Egypt, used in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine, and named in the Bi...

• Long Traditional Use As An Antimicrobial Wash For The Mouth, Gums, And Minor Wounds
• Eases Inflammation Of The Gums (Gingivitis) And Mouth Ulcers When Used As A Rinse Or In Toothpaste
• Anti-Inflammatory Action Useful For Sore Throat
• Topical Use Traditionally Associated With Wound Healing And Skin Infections

Note Skip internal use during pregnancy — can stimulate the uterus Note Use caution with diabetes medication — myrrh may lower blood sugar