Well, I said I would talk about myrrh in a post and this is it.
If I eat too many walnuts the roof of my mouth gets sore; yet sometimes this happens without ingesting walnuts.
During one episode I kept rinsing with sea salt for days and the soreness would not resolve. Then came the big "ah ha" moment! I had forgotten my herbal remedies! Ta Da...........myrrh healed it within a day. Sometimes I mix liquid goldenseal, an antiseptic, with the myrrh in the palm of my hand and then use a finger to put it onto the tender area. Years ago I bought Dian Dincin Buchman's "Herbal Medicine," an excellent herbal compilation with in-depth information on ailments and herbs. I believe there is an update to now to this book but I still have my original, falling apart copy. I don't know if I found the remedy from this book or elsewhere but I do highly recommend the book.
Speaking of goldenseal - here is something I use during cold/flu season and when traveling by air: I mix liquid goldenseal with echinacea in the palm of my hand and add a bit of water. Then you close one nostril and sniff the mixture into the other one. Repeat on both sides. It burns a bit when it hits your sinus cavities in the cheekbones but that is all right. Wait a few seconds and then you can blow your nose. I use this regularly along with some other nutritional support (Shaklee of course) and rarely get sick. The one time I was flying a lot and forgot to do this, I did get sick. If I'm on travel, I use it before I leave for the airport. Mixing the 2 together and using it this way puts a barrier to germs in your nostrils and is especially important on airplanes.
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