Medicine Bor / Hirabor (Commiphora myrrha)

Properties of Hirabol:

• Anti-catarrhal
• Antichloristic
• Antiseptic
• Anti-inflammatory
• Astringent
• Antimicrobial
• Balsamic
• Carminative
• Cicatrisant
• Emmenagogue
• Expectorant
• Deodorizer
• Fungicidal
• Sedative
• Aphrodisiac

Therapeutic uses of Hirabol:

• • It improves appetite and digestion strength.

• • It has aphrodisiac properties which improve vigor.

• • It is mainly used in post-pregnancy medicine, which is known to clean the female reproductive system.

• • It is also used to treat leucorrhea and heavy periods.

• • Usage of Hirabol continuously is believed to improve intelligence.

• • It is used in treating fever and epilepsy.

• • Hemorrhoids and skin diseases are treated using Hirabol.

• • It treats issues related to blood impurity and vitiation such as acne, skin allergies, bleeding issues, etc.

• • Hirabol is very helpful in treating fractures and people with a lack of sweating.

• • Hirabol effectively lowers the blood sugar level which aids in balancing diabetes.

• • The oil made from Hirabol can be applied externally to stop bleeding and heal wounds and inflammation.

• • Hirabol has properties that stimulate the immune system and tone the mucous tissues.

• • It fights the bad breath in the mouth and reduces periodontal diseases.

• • Hirabol is used used in treating asthma, cold, flu, herpes, sinusitis, and ulcers.
• Since ancient times, Hirabol is used in perfumes due to its aromatic properties and also as an insect repellant.