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precious gifts presented to the baby Jesus by the wise men. Ancient Greeks and Romans used
Myrrh to treat wounds and digestive problems. Modern Chinese researchers have discovered
that Myrrh can help kill the bacteria It's usually a prominent ingredient in natural mouthwashes and toothpastes. You can dab a little tincture of Myrrh on a cotton swab and use it locally to relieve mild tooth pain, bleeding gums, canker sores and gingivitis or put some in water and use it as a wash to eliminate bad breath and treat sore throats. Myrrh is an effective treatment for digestive and intestinal disorders. Useful in treating of all throat diseases. Myrrh may also relieve chronic diarrhea and some early studies have indicated that it may even reduce blood cholesterol.
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that lead to tooth decay and gum disease. It stimulates the production of
white blood cells, which also fight infection. It's a good local antiseptic with
broad-spectrum antibacterial and antiviral action good for treating wounds, and especially
mouth sores and throat inflammations which can be caused by bacterium, fungus, a virus or
an allergy. Because of its high tannin content, it's endorsed by Germany's Commission E
for these ailments.