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The Proven Remedy that Fights 6 Kinds of Cancer

Myrrh

the resin from the small, thorny myrrh tree—has an ancient history of use as incense, in meditation rituals, as well as in medicinal use for many ailments—from fighting infections to healing your skin conditions.

Modern research is proving what the ancients seem to have known:

that myrrh is a potent natural medicine. And, we’re learning it has even

more medicinal properties than originally believed, including potent anti-cancer properties.

Research in the medical journal Medical Diversity assessed the power of myrrh resin (also known as myrrh essential oil) against 6 kinds of cancer (lung, cervical, breast, skin, kidney and colon). The myrrh extract showed significant anti-cancer activity against all 6 forms of cancer, suggesting your potential for use of the resin or its active compounds in the treatment of cancer.

New research in the journal Nutrition & Metabolism

found that compounds in myrrh resin work by inducing cancer cell

death—a process known as apoptosis. These researchers found that the natural compound known as guggulsterone (GS), which has a lengthy history of use in Ayurvedic medicine in India, was at least part of myrrh resin’s potency against cancer. They indicate that myrrh resin is now undergoing additional research as well as development as an anti-cancer drug.

Research published in the journal Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

also shows that myrrh essential oil can protect your nervous system against specific free radicals that would otherwise cause you damage. Myrrh resin contains the natural compounds known as sesquiterpenes that have been found to cross your blood-brain barrier, which could account for some of the remedy’s ability to help with your nervous system health.

Myrrh resin/essential oil has many other healing uses:

-A drop or two can be added to your toothpaste or baking soda for brushing your teeth and for its antibacterial effects that contribute to your oral health.

-A drop or two can be added to your favorite skin cream to soothe your skin and promote a healthy complexion.

-Myrrh essential oil can be diffused to uplift your mood.

-A drop or two can be added to moisturizer to help you reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

While there are many myrrh essential oil products on the market,

most have been diluted with cheaper oils or contain harsh solvents used in

the processing of them, so it’s important to choose an oil that has third-party laboratory testing. Sadly, few companies have done this type of research so it can be difficult for you to find good products;  As most of your products are not pure enough for internal use, it’s best to follow package instructions.

And, regardless how you choose to use the oil, myrrh essential oil is best diluted as it is quite strong. You should simply dilute a couple of drops in a carrier oil like sweet almond or fractionated coconut oil (a liquid version of coconut oil).

You should always conduct a 48-hour skin test of your myrrh oil diluted in the carrier of your choice prior to more extensive use. You should avoid using this is you’re pregnancy.

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Wow, another good read! There is so much great information that I find to share with you; and this is no exception. Do you use myrrh essential oil products?  Please let me know what you think of it…

I hope you have a great healthy day!