Myrrh: A Key New Weapon in the Constant Fight against Parasites and Other Stealth Pathogen

Myrrh: A Key New Weapon in the Constant Fight against Parasites and Other Stealth Pathogen. HIGHLY RECOMMEND watch this video to the end: http://rumble.com/v2qjyqs-aida-gives-powerful-chlorine-dioxide-and-myrrh-testimony-that-has-been-repe.html Myrrh has been used as a medicinal herb for thousands of years. It is mentioned several times in the Bible in writings as old as Psalms and the Song of Solomon, and of course it is well known as one of the three gifts that the Magi brought to Jesus Christ. (1) Despite this ancient record of use, clinical trials on myrrh were lacking until recently, when a group of Egyptian scientists examined its value in the treatment of fascioliasis (liver fluke). (2) Since then a number of other clinical studies have been published which suggest that the clinical use of myrrh represents a significant advance in the herbal treatment of parasites. Although its activity has been mainly shown against exotic infestations, it is likely to have even better activity against the less virulent parasites that occur in Australia, including the bothersome unicellular parasites. What is particularly interesting is that myrrh seems to be active against parasites that infest deeper in the body than the gut, such as in the liver and bladder, as in the case of schistosomiasis. Schistosomiasis (or bilharzia) is a common worm infestation in developing countries. The parasite penetrates the skin after contact with infested water and infects first the liver and then other organs such as the bladder. The disease can cause serious complications and can be fatal. This implies that myrrh will be effective against other pathogens that hide deeper in the body. Almost all members of the myrrh tree family possess resin canals in their stems and when cracks and fissures form in the bark the resin exudes spontaneously. This yellowish-white treacle soon hardens in the heat to reddish brown crystalline masses. In some cases cuts are made in the bark to encourage the resin production. (3) This resin is the part of the tree that is used to treat parasites. See written study: https://go.gale.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&u=googlescholar&id=GALE%7CA546447530&v=2.1&it=r&sid=sitemap&asid=a7354765#:~:text=Myrrh%20extract%20was%20found%20to,treatment%20of%20human%20liver%20fluke Support Groups https://t.me/MyrrhTestimoniesChat https://t.me/ChlorineDioxideTestimonies