Two millennia ago, in the Middle East, frankincense and myrrh were welcome gifts. The resins from frankincense and myrrh ...

In 1992, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the safe use of myrrh as a food additive, which is included in its ...

Myrrh Myrrh—isolated from the dried resin in the bark of either Commiphora myrrha or C. gileadensis, shrubs found in Somalia ...

The Magi gave Jesus gold, signifying His kingship, frankincense, signifying His priesthood, and myrrh, ...

Dr Ahmed Ali Dr Ahmed Ali is a world-leading expert in Somali Frankincense Myrrh is also being studied in his lab for its cancer benefits, specifically one type known as scented myrrh. Prof ...

Myrrh, on the other hand ... In fact, it's estimated that the Roman Catholic Church alone still uses an estimated 50 metric tons of frankincense a year. More from So Expensive ...

has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. Recently, KAIMRC’s Sultan Alqahtani, in collaboration with Beni-Suef University in Egypt, found that this resin, known as myrrh, counteracts ...

They ministered unto Him out of their own possessions, even until His crucifixion and entombment; and afterwards, neither losing faith in Him after His death, nor fearing the wrath of the Jewish ...

"Gold was used to adorn Hatshepsut's body, frankincense was burned in her temples and myrrh was used to mummify her after she died." Gold, frankincense and myrrh have been exported from the region ...

The day commemorates when the women disciples of our Lord came to the tomb to anoint his body with myrrh-oils but found the tomb empty. As the woman wondered what this meant, angels appeared ...

Myrrh has significant therapeutic properties. Its use in treating wounds and ailments like joint inflammation, parasitic ...