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Scientists are now testing the oil’s potential uses, including for pain, infections, and skin sores ( 4). Additionally, a different furano-sesquiterpene reportedly obtained from soft coral was tested for its anticancer activity. p. 130: "The [myrrh] tree spontaneously exudes, before the incision is made, a liquid which bears the name of stacte, and to which there is no myrrh that is superior. This compound, in combination with bisabolene in myrrh, was effective in reducing the growth of breast cancer indicating myrrh as containing novel anti-breast cancer drug (Yeo et al.

Also, in a study, essential oils from myrrh showed antiviral activities against two viruses: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and influenza virus type A (H1N1).Also, it suppresses down-regulation of cytokine synthesis, a reaction to a decreased interferon-gamma and interleukin-beta production. The tincture of myrrh can also be used for infections, feverish conditions from head colds to glandular fevers, respiratory conditions and as an ingredient in expectorant preparations (Purple Sage).

As a mouth rinse, myrrh is approved for treating mouth inflammation by the German Commission E, the German governmental agency that evaluates the safety and effectiveness of herbal products used in Europe. Also, it has been reported to possess antiviral activities, hence, can be used in the prevention of various diseases.The species Commiphora myrrh found in the southern part of Arabia to the north-eastern part of Africa (mainly Somalia) and the north-eastern part of Kenya is responsible for the production of the true myrrh. Also, you may have tried this, but freezing the resins helps the blades, by keeping the resin from reaching it's melting point so fast. Screening 1 and 3–5 compounds was carried out against anti-Alzheimer’s disease (AD) activity employing Caenorhabditis elegans AD pathological model. Mirazid, a commercial formulation, has been tested alongside myrrh resin derivatives at varying doses on various strains. The ability of myrrh to break up coagulated blood and promote circulation of blood is the bases for its usage in the treatment of arthritis, fracture, trauma as well as tumors (Singhuber et al.

Myrrh is possibly safe when used as medicine in doses of 400 mg three times daily for up to 12 months.The term “ Myrrh” was coined from “murr” that has its origin from the Arabic language, meaning bitter. These compounds bring about their effects by suppression of the molecule prostaglandin and hinder the inward movement of sodium current thereby ameliorating the feeling of pain (Nomicos 2007).