“…Myrrh has been shown to have a wide variety of therapeutic uses as an antimicrobial ( Romero et al ., 2005 ; Rahman & Gibbons, 2007 ; Alzahrani et al ., 2011 ; Kuete et al ., 2012 ), anticancer ( Shoemaker et al ., 2005 ), anti-inflammatory ( Qureshi et al ., 1993 ; Akbar, 2020 ), lipid-lowering ( Omer & Al-Dogmi, 2018 ), antirheumatic ( Su et al ., 2015 ), antioxidant ( El-Ashmawy et al ., 2006 ; Ashry et al ., 2010 ), and hypotensive ( Abdul-Ghani & Amin, 1997 ). It is also known to stimulate uterine tone and promote uterine blood flow ( Michie & Cooper, 1991 ). Moreover, it is believed to be effective in treating various parasites including Eimeria stiedae ( Baghdadi & Almathal, 2010 ), Trichinella spiralis ( Basyoni & El-Sabaa, 2013 ; Attia et al ., 2015 ; Abd-Elrahman et al ., 2020 ; Abuelenain et al ., 2021 , 2022 ), Fasciola gigantica ( Massoud et al ., 2013 ), and Schistosoma mansoni ( Osman et al ., 2010 ).…”