MYRRH / (PURE ORIGIN) / Commiphora myrrha / Myrrh, Commiphora myrrha Myrrh essential oil possesses warm, bitter, dry, woody, amber, vanilla, resinous, and mushroomy notes—myrrh will never leave you indifferent. The scent seems very complex, indeed elusive, due to its ambivalence and duality: bitter, sharp, pungent, irritating, leathery, metallic, yet also sweet and soft; soft, licorice-like, vanilla-like; hot, dry, pungent, desert-like, spicy, sulfurous; yet also cool or fresh, imbued with humic and mushroomy notes. This scent often seems smoky, resinous, woody, and mineral. Therapeutic properties and uses: Anti-infective, antibacterial, antiparasitic, antiviral, antifungal, anti-inflammatory; joint pain (osteoarthritis, arthritis) and muscle pain; analgesic; antioxidant; skin healing: ulcers, bedsores, oral and gastrointestinal diseases (mouth ulcers, stomatitis, etc.), chapped skin, wounds, herpes, psoriasis; endocrine regulator: thyroidomedar, is an excellent suppressant for hyperthyroidism (contraindication: hypothyroidism); immunoregulator, curbs libido and all forms of unbridled sexual arousal (anaphrodisiac); harmonizes the central nervous system: all forms of dystonia. Effective for stress, anxiety, melancholy, fatigue, fears and phobias; antidegenerative, desclerotic, immunostimulating. Promotes meditation. The impact of oil on the emotional level: It is indicated for aggression, stress, insomnia, panic, neurovegetative dystonia, nightmares, anxiety and deep worries, fears, panic attacks, phobias, feelings of loneliness, emotional shock, hysteria, burnout, depressive episodes, and helps restore mental balance. It is a good antidepressant. It reduces tension and stress associated with excessive psychological stress and an active lifestyle. Myrrh essential oil promotes spiritual practice, calm relaxation, and even the courage to speak honestly about difficult issues. It is excellent for meditative practices and is used in Tibetan medicine. Important: Contraindicated for children under 6 years of age, pregnant and lactating women, and individuals with hypothyroidism. Non-toxic by inhalation.