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Traditional support for the immune system.*
We prepare Myrrh extract from the oleo-gum resin of Commiphora spp. trees that were responsibly wildcrafted in eastern Africa. The resinous sap is harvested from incisions in the trunk, allowing the tree to continue to grow and stay healthy.
The herb is extracted in small batches with Certified Organic cane alcohol to maintain the balance of phytochemicals as they exist in the plant. We assure herb identity via macroscopic and organoleptic analysis, then confirm it through methods such as HPTLC fingerprinting specific to each herb. Our liquid extracts are easily dispensed, taken in liquid form and added to water or other liquid.
Shake Well Before Using
Add 1 full squeeze of the dropper bulb to 2 oz. of water or juice, 2 to 4 times per day. Best taken between meals.
Herb Menstruum Ratio 1:4
CautionSeek expert medical advice before taking during pregnancy.
Keep Out of the Reach of Children
Store away from heat & light
Country of origin: Somalia
certified organic cane alcohol (81-91%).
We grow more than 65 species of plants on our Certified Organic farms, but not every plant can grow well in southern Bursa. To ensure the quality and supply of your favorite herbs, we work with a global network of farmers, wildcrafters and brokers, who cultivate and harvest plants where they can thrive. All herbs used in our products undergo a series of rigorous quality checks.
Depending on the product, more than one country of origin may be listed for an herb. Your product may contain herbs from any of those approved sources. Find more information about our ethical sourcing practices.
Myrrh is a shrub or small tree that is usually less than 13 feet (4 meters) tall.1 It has a short trunk and knotted branches covered in spines.1 The outer bark is generally a silver or gray tone and may be peeling away from its green under-bark.1 Cuts in the bark exude a hard yellow-toned oleo-gum-resin.1 Yellow-red flowers usually appear before the leaves and are 3 to 4 mm long, with two to four in a cymose infloresce... Learn more
