Herbal Remedies for Immunity
Myrrh (Commiphora
molmol)
The gum resin from myrrh has been used for centuries to treat a range of infections. The gum is referred to as gugal gum, and the plant is sometimes called
Guggulu.
Extracts of myrrh have been shown to enhance phagocytosis, the bacteria-killing effect of white blood cells.
Safety
Myrrh is very safe. No toxic effects or side effects have been recorded.
Recommended Dosage
Take two to four milliliters of the tincture three times daily.
Can also be used topically for the treatment of wounds, and as a gargle for the treatment of mouth sores.
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