Product Name: Myrrh oil

Appearance: Yellowish-brown liquid

Main ingredients: D-pinene

Clinical application: Health Care product

Extraction source: Olivaceae

Part: Gum resin

Shelf life:2 Years

Production process: 

Supercritical CO2

Odour: Warm, rich and spicy balsamic smell

Storage:Cool dry place

Description:

Myrrh oil is light brown or green volatile oil, with the unique burnt sweet paste aroma of gum. Can be affected by air and light and make the color deepened and thickened. Soluble in most non-volatile oil, slightly soluble in mineral oil, insoluble in glycerol and propylene glycol.

Function:

1. Powerful antioxidant

Research has found that no drug has a high antioxidant capacity, can prevent liver damage.

2. Anti cancer benefits

Myrrh also has potential anticancer effects. Researchers have found that myrrh can reduce the proliferation or replication of human cancer cells. They found that myrrh inhibited the growth of eight different types of cancer cells, especially gynecological cancer.

3. Antibacterial and antifungal effects

Historically, myrrh has been used to treat wounds and prevent infections. It can still be used in this way for mild fungal irritation, such as athlete's feet, bad breath, tinea and acne. Myrrh oil can help fight certain types of bacteria.

4. Anti parasitism

A drug has been developed to treat Fasciola hepatica with myrrh, a parasitic infection that has infected people all over the world. The parasite is usually transmitted by ingestion of aquatic algae and other plants. A drug made from myrrh can reduce the symptoms of infection and the number of parasite eggs found in feces.

5. Skin health

Myrrh can help keep skin healthy and relieve chapped or cracked plaques. It is often added to skincare products to help moisturize and fragrance. Ancient Egyptians used it to prevent aging and keep their skin healthy.