Myrrh- Eirhorse Pure Essential Oil 10ml

Myrrh Pure Essential Oil 10ml - PRODUCT NOT FOR VAPING

100% Natural Medical Grade Myrrh Essential Oil (Commiphora myrrha oil)

10 proven benefits (commiphora myrrha oil)

Features: Myrrh has long been known, along with gold and incense, as one of the gifts for Jesus and is described in the New Testament. In fact, myrrh is mentioned 152 times in the Bible! Myrrh was very important in biblical times as a spice, medicine, and cleansing the dead during burial.

Myrrh essential oil is still used as a remedy for various ailments. Researchers have always been inspired by a strong antioxidant effect, and nowadays as a cure for cancer, it is also known that myrrh essential oil is excellent for some types of parasitic infections.

Latin Name : Commiphora Myrrha
Part Of Plaant Used : Resin
Source : Somalia
Extraction Method : Steam Distillation
MSDS     Myrrh Oil CLP SDS
MSDS     Myrrh Oil Allergen Declaration
MSDS     Myrrh Oil IFRA Certificate

Myrrh oil? What is myrrh?

Myrrh is a resin that comes from a tree called Commiphora myrrh, common in Africa and the Middle East. Myrrh is botanically related to incense, and is one of the most used essential oils in the world.

The myrrh tree is characterized by white flowers, sometimes the tree has very few leaves due to the dry desert conditions where it grows. Sometimes it takes a strange shape due to long droughts and harsh weather conditions.

In order to reach the resin, myrrh tree trunks are cut. The dripping resin is allowed to dry. Dried tears are formed, which are collected and given to the steam distillation process.

Myrrh essential oil is often associated with the smell of smoke depending on harvest and weather conditions, sometimes it is sweet or bitter. The word myrrh comes from the Arabic word "murr" which means bitter.
The essential oil is dark orange in color and has a sticky yellowish consistency. It is widely used as a base for perfumes and other fragrances.

The two main active compounds found in myrrh essential oil are terpenes and sesquiterpenes, which have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Sesquiterpenes specifically influence our emotional effects on the central brain organ, which helps us stay calm and balance our emotions. Both of these compounds are antibacterial, effective in neoplastic diseases and other therapeutic applications, such as: treatment of hay fever, antiseptic, cleansing, detoxifying, perfect for haemorrhage control as a paste. The Chinese use it in Chinese medicine to this day.
The main use in Egypt for Myrrh oil was used for embalming and Jews while they did anointing during worship services.
In ancient times, the resin of myrrh was burned on coals to release a mysterious spiritual presence in every room during a religious ceremony.

Myrrh oil has many potential benefits:

myrrh: a powerful antioxidant, a 2010 study published in the Journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology confirms that myrrh may protect against liver damage due to its high antioxidant capacity.
Cancer: Myrrh essential oil has also been shown to be beneficial in cancer therapies. In 2011, it was found that myrrh essential oil was able to reduce or replicate human cancer cells. The researchers found that myrrh inhibited the growth of eight different types of cancer cells, most notably cancer of the reproductive organs.

Cosmetic Action of Myrrh Essential Oil:

- has strong antibacterial, fungicidal and antiprotozoal properties;

- inhibits inflammation;

- has an analgesic effect;

- stimulating, warming up;

- stimulating blood circulation;

- expectorant;

- accelerates wound healing;

- has a stimulating effect on the psyche, has an antidepressant effect;

The healing effect of essential oils in the fight against cancer.

APPLICATION:

Inhalations to alleviate asthma and respiratory tract infections (rhinitis, cough, pharyngitis).
A product that soothes diseases of the oral cavity (canker sores, ulcers and other gum problems).
Treatment of skin problems such as dermatitis, eczema, dry skin, purulent conditions, ringworm, athlete's foot, cracked heels.
A massage that rejuvenates the skin.

HOW TO USE:

Massage - dissolve up to 5 drops of the oil in the base oil, massage into the skin, especially the areas affected by skin lesions such as: dryness, eczema, dermatitis, ringworm, athlete's foot.

Toothpaste or mouthwash additive - add 1 drop to the toothpaste before use or to the measuring cup of mouthwash.

Aromatherapy vaporizer - add 5 drops to the water in the vaporizer.
Cold compress - put a few drops of the oil on a towel soaked in cold water, put it on the affected area, e.g. ulcers or skin lesions.

Additive to cream or lotion - add 1-2 drops of essential oil to the base oil or your favorite cream / lotion and rub into the skin.

COMBINES WELL: With many oils, e.g. patchouli, pine, juniper, and in particular, incense, lavender, sandalwood and clove.

WARNINGS: The consistency of myrrh oil at room temperature is very dense. It should be heated in a water bath until dissolved. Then shake it before use.
 
Myrrh oil should not be used in high concentrations and by pregnant women as it stimulates the uterus.