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What does the science say?
The Inspiration to develop a premium anointing oil from the frankincense and myrrh resins comes from the mentions in the Bible as well as historical and traditional uses of these resins in the various cultures over the course of human history.

Not essential oils:
Kure-it is not just an essential oil blend, but is infused with the smoke from the burned resins in a proprietary process invented by Prof. Gordon Pennington in 2016.

Kure-it studies:
In the most recent scientific study done on the Oil of Elijah version, we have evidence of mechanisms of action and proof of efficay.
Oil of Elijah Study - EMF Induced inflammation improved by Oil of Elijah. The results of this study are amazing and demonstrate the super anti-inflammatory properties of this specialty infused Biblical Anointing Oil in action.
Our unique infusion process captures the best of the qualities of these resins into the most use-able form and the most bio-available form of delivery through the skin directly into the bloodstream.

This is proven by the recent study done by Dr. Wendi Roscoe, PhD regarding the Oil of Elijah and the effect it has on EMF induced inflammation as seen above.

Other scientific studies:
Frankincense and myrrh resins:
In the last few years various peer reviewed studies have come out about these amazing and precious resins proving their historical importance as well as the discovered evidence of their beneficial properties.
The following studies are peer reviewed and cover frankincense and myrrh individually and in combination and are from different sources:
Here are links to the original sources and/or PDF download files:
1) Molecules Magazine (2019):
2) Journal of Oleo Science (2017)
A Review of Anti-inflammatory Terpenoids from the Incense Gum Resins Frankincense and Myrrh:
3) Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal (2017):
Volume 25, Issue 5, July 2017, Pages 788-794
4) Molecules Magazine (2011):
Protective Effects of Commiphora erythraea Resin Constituents Against Cellular Oxidative Damage:
5) Natural Product communications:
Phytochemistry of Commiphora erythraea: A Review
6) Inhibition of LPS-induced NO production by the oleogum resin of Commiphora wightii and its constituents:
Have fun reading!
Prof Gordon Pennington

