Recent scientific research reveals that myrrh extract may support the recovery of intestinal function after inflammatory damage by helping to protect the gut lining and reduce excessive cell death. In controlled laboratory studies myrrh has been shown to help restore the integrity of the intestinal epithelial barrier that has been compromised by inflammation. This is important because when the gut lining is damaged it can become more permeable and allow toxins and bacterial products to enter the bloodstream which can worsen systemic inflammation and stress the immune system.Myrrh’s effect appears to include a significant decrease in apoptosis or programmed cell death in the intestinal cells that are vital for barrier function. By preserving more of these cells during inflammatory stress the protective layer of the intestine remains stronger and more resistant to leaks. These results are based on published scientific experiments using cell models and animals that are designed to mimic inflammatory conditions in the gut.
While further research is needed to confirm these effects in people the existing evidence highlights that myrrh has real anti inflammatory and barrier supporting actions that may contribute to gut health.
Fascinating to see ancient remedies being explored with modern science! What are your thoughts on this research?
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