Myrrh treats virtually all upper-respiratory infections and chest problems due to colds and coughs. It is a powerful antiseptic and expectorant, reducing phlegm and congestion in the lungs. With regard to women's health, Myrrh is said to protect female organs and is considered an emmenogogue, an agent that promotes the onset of menstruation and regulates its flow. The herb stimulates blood circulation and stagnant blood, especially in the case of women's delayed or scanty menses and is considered one of the finest antibacterial and antiviral agents, fighting against uterine and vaginal infections. Myrrh greatly bolsters the body's immune system, helping to increase resistance to infection with its strong antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties. The herb helps to stimulate the immune system by promoting the production of infection-fighting white blood cells. Myrrh has a efficacy as an oral antiseptic in treating mouth ailments such as mouth sores, weak and spongy gums, sore and loose teeth, gingivitis, periodontal disease. As an antifungal, Myrrh is thought to be a good remedy for thrush, herpes simplex, Candida and other yeast infections. Myrrh is an aromatic herb that is powerfully antibiotic and antiviral and has been effective in relieving glandular fever, coughs, colds, stomach flu and other feverish conditions.