Since the dawn of history, ancient civilizations have used resin extracts in folk medicine to treat many diseases and wounds, and at the top of these extracts comes myrrh resin as one of the most valuable natural gifts. What is myrrh resin? Myrrh is a natural resin extracted from the trunks and branches of the "Balsam" tree, which grows in dry and desert areas. When cracks are made in the bark of the tree, it secretes this resin to protect itself, and when it dries, it turns into solid crystalline chunks with an enchanting amber color, a very strong and distinctive aroma. Product specifications: Classification: Natural products. Weight: Available in a 25-gram package. Scent: Has a strong, authentic, and natural aromatic scent that distinguishes original myrrh from others. Composition: 100% pure natural frankincense, without any chemical additives or industrial materials. Storage instructions: Keep in a dry, cool place, away from humidity and direct light to preserve its therapeutic properties. How to properly use myrrh resin? To make a myrrh infusion (the basis for most uses): Take a small piece of myrrh and rinse it quickly with water to remove any dust. Place it in a clean glass container and pour a cup of hot water over it, then cover the container and leave it for several hours until it dissolves completely and the water turns light or dark brown. Usage: You can rinse your mouth with this infusion, or wipe the skin with it using a cotton swab. Frequently Asked Questions: Is myrrh safe for pregnant women? It is strictly forbidden for pregnant women to consume or drink myrrh, as it is a uterine stimulant and may cause miscarriage. For more natural products: Medina Henna for hair softening, and Propolis powder

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