This is my review of First Botany's Myrrh Essential Oil - you get four fluid ounces in a an amber colored bottle along with a glass dropper - the country of origin is India. There are no additives, preservatives, or artificial ingredients in the product.
It smells okay - not as enjoyable as some as I have - and not the worst - Myrrh has so many uses - . It can still be used in this manner on minor skin irritations such as athlete’s foot, ring worm, and acne. Apply a few drops to a clean towel first before applying it directly to the skin. - DO NOT APPLY IT TO AN OPEN SORE WITH BLOOD.
It can help soothe chapped or cracked skin. Simply add it to an carrier oil.
You can add -
add it to a diffuser
put it directly on your skin
use as a cold compress
never take it internally -
- Pregnant women should avoid taking myrrh because it may enhance uterine contractions.
- Another potential side effect of myrrh is heart irregularities and lowered blood pressure, although this is mostly seen at high doses of more than 2-4 grams per day. Anyone with a medical condition related to the heart should ask a doctor before using myrrh oil.
- Myrrh may lower blood sugar, therefore it is not recommended for people with diabetes or other blood sugar conditions. Since it interacts with blood glucose it is also not recommended for people undergoing surgery and it is best to stop its use at least 2 weeks before surgery.
- Myrrh oil is not recommended for people using anticoagulants such as Warfarin as it may have potential interactions with this medication. It is also not recommended for people on diabetes medication, as there is a potential for a drug interaction.
So there are good uses for it - just use it wisely!
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