Myrrh is an
aromatic tree resin that includes several species of Commiphora. Myrrh trees
are Native to Eastern Mediterranean regions and the Arabian Peninsula including
the countries of Yemen, Somalia, Eritrea, and Eastern Ethiopia. Myrrh has a
very long History dating back to ancient Egypt and the times of the bible. Many people easily recognize myrrh as one of
the gifts given the baby Jesus. It was
once equal in value to gold by weight.
It is still used in a wide range of religious rituals today.
Myrrh has a
spicy, bitter scent and it is very good to use during meditation. It can purify the body and soul and bring
clarity to the mind. It is also very
good for purifying objects and spaces.
Myrrh also strengthens the potency of other herbs it may be blended
with.
Myrrh is
frequently used in Ayurveda medicine for its rejuvenating properties. Myrrh has analgesic properties and can be used
to treat headaches, stomach pain, and tooth aches. It is particularly useful in
salves and ointments that can be applied to arthritic areas, bruises, aches,
sprains, abrasions, and other minor skin ailments. Myrrh has been shown to be beneficial in the
treatment of nervous system and circulatory disorders. Myrrh is frequently used
as an oral antiseptic in toothpastes, gargles, and mouth washes for the
prevention and treatment of gum disease.
Myrrh has also been shown to decrease bad cholesterol and increase the
good cholesterol.
No comments:
Post a Comment