Myrrh is a resin extracted from the stems of the balsam tree family. This resin has been an important component of personal hygiene, pharmaceutical production and culture of various countries and ancient empires for several thousand years. Since the plants needed for this purpose usually grow only in tropical or Mediterranean areas, myrrh is often … Myrrh: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Symptoms Oral mucositis manifests as redness, swelling, pain, a burning sensation, aphthae, a white to yellowish coating, sores, ulceration, bleeding, and bad breath, among other symptoms. The tongue and gums may also be affected. The discomfort may increase in association with eating. Sores can be so painful that food intake is limited, which can lead … Oral Mucositis
Background The first baby teeth usually appear between 6 and 12 months of age. Rarely, they erupt before 3 months of age or not until after 12 months of age. After 2 to 3 years at the latest, all teeth have erupted. Symptoms Numerous signs and symptoms are traditionally attributed to teething. However, a causal … Teething Discomfort
Synonyms in a broader sense Latin name: Commiphora myrrha Genus: Balsamic shrub Plant description The home of the plant is Somalia, Ethiopia, Yemen and Sudan. The tree grows barely 3 m high, small and often twisted leaves, the flowers grow in panicles. Also in Arabia myrrh is harvested, the trees are bigger and higher and … Myrrh
Side effects Side effects are not to be expected with external application. All articles in this series: Myrrh Side effects
Symptoms Aphthae are usually small, approximately lentil-sized, white to yellow fibrin-covered, flat erosions and ulcerations of the oral mucosa. The marginal region is slightly raised and reddened. Aphthae occur in one or more locations and are particularly painful on contact with acidic or spicy foods. The so-called herpetiform aphthae are smaller and more numerous than … Aphthae
Athlete’s foot is an unpleasant disease, its treatment is lengthy and requires the highest consistency. But at the same time it is a common disease, about ten million Germans suffer from athlete’s foot in the course of their lives, according to recent studies. With preventive measures one protects oneself from infection, but if one is … Home Remedies for Athletes Foot
Myrrh is native to (North) East Africa to Arabia, primarily the plant originates from Somalia, Eritrea, Sudan, Yemen and Abyssinia. The drug is also imported from these countries. Myrrh in herbal medicine In herbal medicine, the gum resin of myrrh is used. This exudes from the bark either spontaneously or after injury, and then hardens … Myrrh Tree: Health Benefits, Medicinal Uses, Side Effects
Myrrh is practically used only in the form of tinctures. These are made in the maceration process from one part myrrh and five parts 90% ethanol. Furthermore, myrrh is a component of ointments, mouthwashes and dental care products. In some cases, the plant is also offered under the indication “inflammatory bowel diseases”. Myrrh – what … Myrrh Tree: Dosage
Effects Deodorizing: odor eliminating, -binding. Indications Bad odor, e.g., bad breath, wounds, for cleansing. Active ingredients (selection) Chlorophyllin Menthol Hexetidine Honey Javel water Potassium permanganate Chamomile Myrrh Hydrogen peroxide
Our smile is not only colloquially our strongest “weapon”. However, many things can tarnish a beautiful smile. One of these things is dental plaque or plaque, but it can cause many other unsightly factors inside the mouth. But what are they and what can be done about them? What is dental plaque? Roughly considered almost … Dental Plaque: Causes, Treatment & Help
Stem plant Engler, Burseraceae, myrrh tree. Medicinal drug Myrrha – Myrrh: Myrrh consists of the air-dried gum resin that can be obtained from the trunk and branches of Engler and/or other -species by cutting or is produced by spontaneous oozing (PhEur). Preparations Myrrhae tinctura – tincture of myrrh PhEur. Ingredients Myrrh is a gum resin, … Myrrh Tree
