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Oregano - Origanum vulgare essential oil is one of nature's strongest antibiotics. This is another essential oil that should be in every home and first aid kit. Antibiotic resistance is real and becoming more of a threat every day, learn how to use this oil and respect its heat; don't let it intimidate you. I use Oregano Essential Oil Salve almost exclusively now for this reason, to protect the skin from burn. The salve is also very potent, but its potency is tempered by the addition of organic coconut oil, olive oil, beeswax, rosehip seed oil, and vitamin E oil, ensuring it is safe and stable. Additionally, the salve is packaged in a convenient container, eliminating the risk of spills.
That said, I use the essential oil in liquid form too. One of the most popular uses for Oregano at my house is the Sinus Buster protocol with Oregano, Melaleuca, Peppermint, and Lemon. Oh, baby, this one will bring tears to your eyes, but it's been reliable protocol over and over again. Add 3 drops each of the four essential oils mentioned to a mug of hot water. Steady yourself and your mug, get close to the steam, and breathe it in. Start cautiously because the steam will be potent; breathe the steam in deeply several times. As the water begins to cool, don't waste it, diffuse it!
I also oil pull with 2 drops of Oregano once a week. It's not hot combined with coconut oil, but I'm careful not to drip any on my lip. If it happens, I rub some coconut oil on the spot and all is well. Oil breaks up oil. Remember this! Water will only move away from essential oil - reach for a vegetable-based oil should you get essential oil in a place that it shouldn't be in, like an eye.
Dietary Standard
Single 10 ml Glass Dropper Bottle
Oregano - Origanum vulgare essential oil is one of nature's strongest antibiotics. This is another essential oil that should be in every home and first aid kit. Antibiotic resistance is real and becoming more of a threat every day, learn how to use this oil and respect its heat; don't let it intimidate you. I use Oregano Essential Oil Salve almost exclusively now for this reason, to protect the skin from burn. The salve is also very potent, but its potency is tempered by the addition of organic coconut oil, olive oil, beeswax, rosehip seed oil, and vitamin E oil, ensuring it is safe and stable. Additionally, the salve is packaged in a convenient container, eliminating the risk of spills.
That said, I use the essential oil in liquid form too. One of the most popular uses for Oregano at my house is the Sinus Buster protocol with Oregano, Melaleuca, Peppermint, and Lemon. Oh, baby, this one will bring tears to your eyes, but it's been reliable protocol over and over again. Add 3 drops each of the four essential oils mentioned to a mug of hot water. Steady yourself and your mug, get close to the steam, and breathe it in. Start cautiously because the steam will be potent; breathe the steam in deeply several times. As the water begins to cool, don't waste it, diffuse it!
I also oil pull with 2 drops of Oregano once a week. It's not hot combined with coconut oil, but I'm careful not to drip any on my lip. If it happens, I rub some coconut oil on the spot and all is well. Oil breaks up oil. Remember this! Water will only move away from essential oil - reach for a vegetable-based oil should you get essential oil in a place that it shouldn't be in, like an eye.
Dietary Standard
Single 10 ml Glass Dropper Bottle
