Oil of Oregano

Oil of Oregano

Oil of Oregano

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 2:39am

Oil of oregano is an oregano oil that is collected from the steamed distilled oregano plants gathered primarily in Morocco and India. Oil of oregano is from different plants than the culinary oregano herb used in Italian cooking. The two oregano plants that are used to produce essential oils for medicinal, aromatherapy and therapeutic purposes are Origanum compactum and Origanum vulgare.

Oil of Oregano from the Origanum compactum, an oregano plant, from Morocco is considered the premier oil of oregano for therapeutic, aromatherapy and medicinal use. Origanum compactum, a hardy, mountain grown, wild oregano plant has a high concentration of carvacol content that is one of the constituent properties identified as beneficial for antiviral, antiseptic, fungicidal, bactericidal and antitoxic use. Studies has shown that oil of oregano also has expectorant, analgesic, anti rheumatic, choleretic, carminative, diuretic, cytophylactic, diaphoretic, rubefacient, emmenagogue, febrifuge, parasiticide, stimulant and tonic properties. Oil of oregano has been called the natural “Super Power” because it is one of the best essential oils that has anti-bacterial and antiseptic properties. Because of the diverse range of uses, some home remedies call oil of oregano a “Cure All”. Oil of oregano is said to create a feeling of security.

The recorded history of oil of oregano starts with Hippocrates, over 2200 years ago. Hippocrates was the Father of medicine and used oil of oregano for stomach ailments and an antiseptic. Ancient Greeks used oil of oregano for treatment of respiratory problems, spider bites, snakebites, and wounds. Oil of oregano is listed in Hildegard’s Medicine of Germany by Benedictine herbalist Hildegard of Bingen, 1098-1179. Medieval Europe found physicians of the Eclectic School, a medical school that promoted herbal treatment, used oregano for inducing menstruation and respiratory problems. Recent studies found that oil of oregano was toxic to virus, fungi, parasites and bacteria, killing or drastically reducing the microorganisms in testing.

Oil of oregano essential oil is derived from steam distillation of leaves and flowers of the mint family, Origanum compactum. The key constituent properties are Carvacol, Para-Cymene, Gamma-Terminene, Beta-Caryophyllene, Myrcene and Thymol. The Origanum compactum plant is also grown in France, Turkey and the USA.

Most oil of oregano is sold as a blend or diluted because the potency of 100% pure oregano oil can irritate the skin. However, 100% pure oil of oregano is preferred as an essential oil so the user can select a carrier oil of their choice, in the reduction of their choosing. Only oil of oregano that is labeled by botanical name as 100% pure can be guaranteed unadulterated, such as: “Pure 100% Origanum compactum, no other oils added”.

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Oil of oregano Essential Oregano Oil

Sunday, February 07th, 2010 5:39pm

Oil of oregano Essential Oregano Oil is a potent essential oil made from oregano oil that is distilled from a member of the mint family, Origanum Compactum. The highest grade of medicinal oil of oregano was originally found growing wild in the Mediterranean. Origanum Compactum is now grown in numerous places across the globe including the US and India. A special steam distillation process is used to extract the oregano essential oil. The distillation process will produce only about one pound of oregano oil from 1000 pounds oregano plant leaves. Because of the difficulty harvesting and growing wild oregano and the small amount of medicinal grade oil extracted per ton of original oregano leaves, oil of oregano is one of the more expensive essential oils to buy.

Origanum vulgare is a second variety of oregano oil that is sold with claims similar to Origanum Compactum, however, Origanum Compactum is considered the preferred species of oregano plants to gather for the premium medicinal, aromatherapy and therapuetic grades of oil of oregano essential oil.

Oil of Oregano essential oil contains the following constituents:

    • thymol (should be less than 5%, greater percentages should not be used internally. )
    • carvacrol (60–80+%) the most beneficial component, higher is better
    • para-cymene (5.5–9%)
    • gamma-terpinene (3.5–8.5%)
    • Beta- Caryophyllene (2-5%)
    • myrcene (1-3%)

Pure essential oil of oregano has been difficult to find online. Dr. Cass Ingram, author of The Cure is in the Cupboard states, “the problem is that the commercially available (oregano) oil is almost exclusively marjoram oil or thyme oil.” These herbs are separate plants having different medicinal properties and are mislabeled as oregano oil. Thymus capitus is an edible herb but the oil from the same plant can be toxic with serious side effects!

When choosing to buy oil of oregano, be sure to buy from a reputable merchant that sells “100% pure Origanum Compactum oregano essential oil” with a certificate of analysis available upon request. The oil of oregano constituent properties must be high in carvacrol and very low in thymol. Clinical trials have found that high levels of carvacrol in oil of oregano can destroy or inhibit many strains of parasites, fungi and bacteria.

Oregano oil should be diluted before applied to most skin areas or under the tongue. You may use olive oil, coconut oil or a carrier oil of your choice. If no instructions are available for your application, a 50/50 dilution will eliminate a chance of irritation. Oregano oil does not have synthetic carvacrol and to qualify as pure oregano essential oil of medicinal grade, it must be sold by botanical name only.

Oregano oil is not recommended to those on blood thinning medications. If you are pregnant or nursing you should not use oregano oil without conferring with your doctor. A drug resistance is not known to develop against naturally-occurring antibiotics such as oil of oregano and garlic.

Oil of oregano is the natural super potent germ killer known as a “cure all” of home remedies throughout the Mediterranean, now the world with claims of killing fungus, parasites, molds, virus and bacteria. Jean Valnet, author of “The Practice of Aromatherapy,” declares that oil of oregano is so potent that it has the ability to sterilizing sewage! In addition to medicinal qualities, oregano oil is highly desired for aromatherapy and therapeutic purposes.

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Oil of Oregano Antioxidant

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 11:46am

Oil of oregano antioxidant is the description for the third most potent antioxidant listed in the Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity, ORAC, test (recognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to measure the Total Antioxidant Potency of nutritional supplements and foods). Essential oils have the highest antioxidant characteristics, according to ORAC scores, of any other known substances. Oregano oil is widely known for aromatherapy and therapeutic use but the use as an antioxidant has been a well kept secret.

Oil of oregano antioxidant as a supplement has a history similar to vitamins. We take vitamin history and information for granted when in actuality vitamins were only discovered in the early 1900s and extensive clinical trials were not completed until the 1950s.

Oxidation is the slow deterioration of a molecule. The oxidation process is a chemical reaction that transfers normal electrons from a perfectly formed molecule in the body to an oxidizing agent. This “freed” electron is known as a “free radical”. The new free radical tries to attach to other perfectly formed molecules, and when it does attach, destruction starts. The harmonious balance is upset and disease takes its place. Some oxidation reactions are necessary for life. Most oxidation is damaging to living organisms, therefore we must maintain complex systems of different types of antioxidants. Since antioxidants “kill” or neutralize the free radicals, we must supplement to keep up with the bombardment of harmful oxidizing rays, bad foods and chemicals that we come in contact in our present lifestyles. Oil of oregano antioxidant is one of the most potent, least expensive (per use) antioxidant supplements on the market. The side effects of Oil of oregano antioxidant are all good, such as immune support, viral inhibitor, and bacteria eliminator.

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Oil of Oregano the Oregano Oil Solution

Monday, February 15th, 2010 6:17pm

Oil of Oregano the Oregano Oil called the premier “cure all” by doctors, nutritionist, authors and home remedy recipes now has the clinical studies and laboratory proof that oil of oregano, the oregano oil known as an essential oil that kills bacteria, virus fungus and parasites. Oil of Oregano has been identified as an antiseptic as far back as ancient Greek medical origins and now is known to contain a vast range of antimicrobial control. Oregano oil is unrivaled in its ability to NOT promote microbial resistance while continuing to kill a wide range of microbes. The most potent oil of oregano that is found to deliver the greatest benefits comes from the rare plant species, Origanum compactum.

Origanum compactum oil of oregano is extracted from the plant leaves and blooms using a unique distillation process preserving the curative properties and active constituent ingredients. The special distillation process of Origanum compactum oregano requires one hundred pounds of oregano flowers, leaves and stems to produce one pound of essential oil of oregano. This oregano oil smells a little like camphor, is slightly amber in color and has a potent hot burn if placed undiluted in the mouth or on genital areas. Oil of Oregano has a major constituent called carvacrol. This component property is responsible for the wide array of benefits received from oregano oil and is also responsible for oregano oil being known as a very HOT spicy oil. Oil of Oregano is one of the most pungent odorous essential oils available! In most uses oil of oregano is diluted with a carrier oil such as extra virgin olive oil, jojoba oil or coconut oil.

According to numerous recent authors, aromatherapy uses for the strong oregano oil include breathing disorders, battles with virus, bacteria and yeast infestations. Author John Heinerman in Heinerman’s Encyclopedia of Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs states that oil of oregano is used to relieve bronchitis as well as a cornucopia of other ailments. The Cure is in the Cupboard, by Cass Ingram, D.O details the curative properties of oil of oregano as the entire book is dedicated to healing properties of oregano oil. Dr. Ingram points out the vitamin and mineral inclusions, including the statement, [oregano oil is] “…a natural mineral treasure-house, containing a density of minerals that would rival virtually any food.” And [true oregano oil is] “one of the world’s finest natural medicines”. In another publication, Supermarket Remedies, Dr. Cass Ingram states that “Oregano is one of Nature’s finest preservatives.” Steven Foster, author of Herbal Renaissance, writes about the primary uses of oil of oregano for oregano oil’s antispasmodic effects and attributes the capabilities of oil of oregano to two of the constituent properties, thymol and carvacrol, that cause this essential oil to function as fungicidal and a worm expellant.

Oil of oregano continues to be studied with a new emphasis on antioxidants and the aging process. Research continues on anti-aging, arthritis, and rheumatism which are the results of damage to the cells that are effected by free radicals. These free radicals are volatile oxygen molecules that pilfer electrons from other molecules they come in contact with. These free radicals adulterate normal cells and proliferate degenerated cells. Free radical reactions resolve in the aging process, degenerative and inflammation of the joints. Strong antioxidants help in the anti-aging, strong immune systems, healthy minds and relieves osteoarthritis. Oil of oregano is a very effective antioxidant.

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Oil of Oregano Soap

Sunday, January 31st, 2010 5:55pm

Oil of oregano soap is the most practical use of oil of oregano. Oregano oil soap uses an essential oil that is much different than the oregano herb plants commonly used in Italian cooking. Origanum compactum and Origanum vulgare are the two species of oregano plants used to produce oregano essential oil for medicinal, therapeutic and aromatherapy purposes. The distilled oregano oil comes from the leaves and flowers and is sold as an Oil of Oregano essential oil. Oil of oregano has a constituent, carvacrol, that is highly beneficial for its antiseptic and properties. The proprietary formula used for Oil of Oregano Soap has a concentration of at least 70% carvacrol.

Oil of oregano soap is a recent addition to the long list of oregano oil uses. The first recorded history of the uses of oil of oregano was for stomach disorders, an antiseptic, as well as respiratory ailment cures by Hippocrates, founder of the Hippocratic School of medicine, and considered the father of Western medicine ( ca. approx. 380 BC). Twenty two hundred years later, the University of the West of England, Bristol confirmed Hippocrates’ claim, whereby researchers announced that oil of oregano is a very strong bactericidal, antiseptic, antiviral, parasiticide, antitoxic, as well as a fungicidal and is “…more effective at killing, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, the hospital superbug (also known as MRSA), than the leading 18 antibiotics” current used to battle this seriously contagious microbe. (Himalayan Oregano Effective Against MRSA). Medical News Today. 24 November 2008). The constituent properties in oil of oregano soap are also known to destroy organisms that contribute to skin irritation, skin infections, skin itches, support the immune system, and support joint and muscle flexibility.

Oil of oregano soap is made with the oregano oil, 100% Pure Origanum compactum essential oil, aloe vera, colloidal silver, and plant derived 75 essential trace minerals (the same trace minerals used in a leading cosmetic company’s most expensive skin care formulas), for complete skin, muscle and nerve support. These combined beneficial ingredients of oil of oregano soap will relax, soothe and support your body’s immune system and skin with the aromatherapy benefits prevalent while you bathe. The oil of oregano soap sold here is all natural, vegan compliant and ph balanced. When oil of oregano soap is massaged onto scalp, hair and skin and allowed to soak 5 minutes or more, the maximum body support is gained.
This Oil of Oregano Soap contains no synthetic oils, no blends of carrier oils or any combination of different oregano oils. Only 100% Pure Origanum compactum essential oil is used in Oil of Oregano Soap™!

Of all the Essential oils available to us today, none of them compare to the many properties found in oregano oil. Oregano oil is truely the SUPER Essential Oil of all fulfilling the qualifications of therapeutic, aromatherapy and medicinal.

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Origanum Vulgare Oil of Oregano Research

Thursday, June 03rd, 2010 12:35pm

Origanum Vulgare Oil of Oregano Research has extensively studied the properties of oil of oregano. In today’s world when there is so much concern about SARS, Asian flu, swine flu, bird flu, and bacteria that mutate and resistant to conventional drugs, the pharmaceutical companies are being urged to find some miraculous vaccine before huge pandemics occur. A solution exists, and more and more research confirms the incredible properties of origanum vulgare oil of oregano.

Research at the University of Tennessee reported oil of oregano’s germ killing capacity. Oil of oregano (Click to purchase) exhibited great anti-bacterial and anti-viral action against some common pathogenic viruses such as E. coli, listeria, and staph.

In a recent medical journal research showed that oil of oregano was 100 times more potent than caprillic acid against candida.

Research at Georgetown University showed that oil of oregano has far more powerful antibiotic properties than the antibiotics penicillin, streptomycin, and even the most potent pharmaceutical vandomycin (which is reserved for use in only the most extreme need for antibiotics).

A research study in Brazil concluded that oil of oregano was a good treatment for candidiasis because of its significant antifungal properties. The research study focused on yeast infection in dogs and monkeys, but referred to similar research and finding on humans.

Research studies of food borne pathogens found the oil of oregano effective against such strains as Escherichia coli, Salmonella enterica, and Staphylococcus aureus (Hammer et al., 1999); Bacillus cereus (Ultee et al., 1999); and Giardia duodenalis (Ponce-Macotela et al., 1994), showing anti-parasitic properties.

Among 60 plants studied, research indicated the oil of oregano contained the highest amount of antioxidants (Duke, 1997).

Anecdotal research indicates that oil of oregano is one of the powerful natural antiseptics. It also suggests that oil of oregano is a powerful immune system enhancer and its anti-viral properties significantly fight off flues and colds. Click here to purchase an extraordinary origanum vulgare oil of oregano.

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Origanum vulgare Oregano Oil

Saturday, May 29th, 2010 10:11am

Origanum vulgare, Oregano Oil of the oregano plant species best known for its distillate of oil of oregano, is found growing wild in the mountains of the Mediterranean. More true oregano oil is distilled from Origanum vulgare than any other species of Origanum. The wild mountain grown Origanum vulgare is a plant of the mint family and is used primarily for expressing essential oil of oregano. Origanum vulgare is not the herb commonly used in culinary applications.

Origanum vulgare and Origanum compactum are the only two of over 40 species of oregano that essential oil is produced from. Origanum vulgare and Origanum compactum are considered to be the most aromatically and therapeutically beneficial oregano plants to render oil of oregano from. The essential oil of oregano is extracted from the dried flowering leaves using steam distillation. The other 38 plus varieties of oregano plants are not suitable for essential oil of oregano production. Neither of these plants are use to season foods with. Ironically the herb that is most known in Italian seasoning as oregano is actually marjoram (not oregano at all).

The wild oregano is rich in minerals and vitamins. The minerals zinc, potassium, magnesium, calcium, copper, iron, manganese, boron and vitamins niacin, A (beta carotene) and C are found in oil of oregano. These minerals and vitamins are very important in the composition of oil of oregano, however the medicinal constituents must include carvacrol, thymol, caryophyllene, ocimene, pinene, and limonene. Carvacrol is the primary component in medicinal and aromatherapy oil of oregano. The other constituents are only needed in trace amounts. The best analysis of oil of oregano for medicinal and aromatherapy uses are as follows:

    • carvacrol (60 to 80% or higher) this is the critical component
    • thymol (always less than 5%, higher percentages should not be used internally. )
    • myrcene (1 to 3%)
    • gamma-terpinene (3.5 to 8.5%)
    • para-cymene (5.5 to 9%)
    • Beta- Caryophyllene (2 to 5%)

Oil of oregano has been used since the beginning or recorded time for treatment of infections, colds, fevers, influenza, enteric parasites, fungus infections, indigestion, stomach ailments, asthma, flu, colds, insect bites, bronchitis, warts, rheumatism, headaches, and painful menstruation. Recent studies have confirmed that oil of oregano has some of the best natural antiviral, antiparasitic, antifungal and antibacterial properties.

When buying oil of oregano, insist on Origanum vulgare and Origanum compactum that is wild harvested from the Mediterranean and has the needed constituents in the correct range of analysis. This precaution will assure that you are getting the very best supplement of essential oil of oregano that your body can assimulate.

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Origanum Vulgare, Oil of Oregano

Friday, May 28th, 2010 8:38pm

Origanum Vulgare, Oil of Oregano is the most therapeutically potent when the oil is distilled from the plant whose botanical name is Origanum Vulgare. There are more than 40 species of oregano, but Origanum Vulgare is the powerhouse of oil of oregano. This oil of oregano plant is found in the Mediterannean. The Greek translation of oregano means “joy of the mountain.” This Origanum Vulgare grows rampantly, produces pink flowers, is called wild marjoram and produced a mind-blowing essential oil – oil of oregano.

A story goes that after the research explosions of the atom bomb, only two things survived; yeasts and cockroaches. Research from Georgetown University showed that wild oil oregano obliterated yeasts grown in Petri dishes.

What if you could reach for something you knew would help you with your allergies, your yeast infections, sinus infections, colds and flu, athletes foot, psoriasis, ear aches, bronchitis and more?

This simple native plant of origanum vulgare when organically grown and distilled into oil of oregano has some phenomenal properties. Organic origanum vulgare has been clinically studied to find what are the ingredients that help fight off infections, bacteria, viruses, fungii, and even parasites.

What they found was that oil of oregano has a primary ingredient called carvacrol, a phenol which is the most effective antibiotic known to research. It is more potent than penicillin, streptomycin, and vancomycin. Pharmaceutical antibiotics often hasten mutations of bacteria. Oil of oregano from origanum vulgare does not. It simply destroys what ever pathogen it encounters.

Other ingredient work together to give this origanum vulgare oil of oregano its formidable strength. Carvacrol and thymol, both found oil of oregano, combine to thin mucus, relieve coughing, help relieve muscle spasms. Carvacrol has strong anti-microbial properties. Flavenoids found in oil of oregano made from organic origanum vulgare has anti-septic properties. Terpenes (a long-chained hydrocarbon) and flavenoids are natural anti-inflamatory agents. These properties are nature’s natural decongestants and antihistamines.

These natural ingredients of wild marjoram called origanum vulgare produces the most superior oil of oregano. To order oil of oregano made from origanum vulgare, click here.

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Oil of Oregano Carvacrol

Monday, March 29th, 2010 5:21pm

Oil of oregano carvacrol is researched to determine the best quality oregano oil. Carvacrol is one of the critical phenol components of oil of oregano. The second most important component of oil of oregano oil is thymol. Oregano oil is best if, the ratio of carvacrol and thymol are true nature made and not man orchestrated. There is a widespread belief that the best oil of oregano is the one with the highest levels of carvacrol. This is misleading but the truth of high carvacrol levels are easily understood.

Oil of oregano has been found to have phenomenal health benefits. Oregano oil is one of the most expensive essential oils to produce, due to wild grown, high altitude, seasonal harvests of low oil producing plants. The highest levels of carvacrol are found in grown at in oregano oil plants in the spring. The later in the year that oregano plants are harvested, the lower amounts of carvacrol can be extracted from them. Carvacrol is found naturally as high as 65-85% in the Spring and as low as 30-35 percent in the Fall. The oil of oregano that has the highest natural amounts of carvacrol are the most expensive. Unfortunately money has a way of causing fraud and fakes to materialize even in the essential oil business. To unscrupulously enrich oregano oil with carvacrol is accomplished in three ways. First at the time of distillation, synthetic carvacrol*** is added to the water and may not even be detected by Gas Chromatography tests. Second method is to “boil off” other components of the oil of oregano so the carvacrol percentage appear higher, and the last method is the most common method that hides the greatest infraction, longer distillation periods at higher temperatures yield more carvacrol but in essence destroys the therapeutic values of the “adulterated oil” (sometimes called “standardized” oil). These manipulated oils have been shown less than half as effective as properly extracted, all natural oregano oil! The synergistic combination of all of the naturally occurring chemicals in a natural ratio that nature provided is the only way to enjoy the full benefits of oil of oregano.

*** synthetic carvacrol is poison and has toxic and even deadly effects when ingested.

Oil of oregano carvacrol ratio has little influence when considering diluted oil of oregano. Few merchants sell oregano oil as 100% pure oil of oregano Origanum compactum. The oregano oil venders sell a diluted oregano oil that has a mixture of olive oil, coconut oil or other “carrier” oils that are very inexpensive and ready to be applied to your skin. Although oil of oregano needs to be diluted on bare skin, it can be used full strength on the soles of your feet and palms of your hands. It is far less expensive to buy 100% pure oil of oregano Origanum compactum than to buy diluted oregano oil. Do not buy diluted oil of oregano.

How to buy Oil of oregano:

    • Look for all Natural carvacrol levels of 65% and above
    • Look for thymol level at 5% and below
    • Ask for the month harvested
    • Only buy undiluted 100% pure oil of oregano Origanum compactum
    • Buy only Additive-free?
    • Must be Free of solvents
    • Non-irradiated
    • 100% natural
    • Must be free of any pesticides or chemical residues
    • Ask for a copy of the certificate of analysis
    • Buy low temperature distilled oregano oil
    • Only buy from a supplier that has a Satisfaction Guarantee

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Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum

Thursday, February 25th, 2010 2:01pm

Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum is a multimillennia, Mediterranean, Middle East medicinal herb used since before biblical times until present day for a multitude of ailments, diseases, sicknesses and disorders as remedies that still work.

When the library of ancient Babylon was unearthed to reveal rows upon rows of clay tablets, scholars went to work deciphering the wealth of lost knowledge. Since that time several other treasure troves of clay tablets found in other countries revealing procedures of purification using the herb “hissop leaves” in boiling water and after cooling, the washing of feet and hands in the said hissop enriched solution. Hissop was also used in Biblical ceremonies to “anoint”. We now know that this is the same herb we now call oregano. We understand the abilities of oregano oil’s powerful antiviral, antibacterial abilities and suspect that these same properties were known by these ancestors thousands of years ago. Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum is native to Morocco and now grows in France, Germany and USA.

Oregano oil of Origanum vulgare is another oregano oil that is sold in place of Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum. Origanum vulgare has similar properties of Origanum compactum, but Origanum compactum remains the premier oregano essential oil! Oregano oil of other herbs are not only NOT Oregano oil, but in some cases these caustic oils are detrimental to your health. Many unscrupulous vendors market oregano oil of dubious origins. Marjoram, thyme, and sage are the most used herbs that are used to manufacture a FALSE oregano oil. Oregano oil from dried oregano leaves, used in cooking, is not from the same plant used to distill the essential oil of oregano. When purchasing any essential oil always look for the botanical name and species pure declaration such as: “100% Pure Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum.” (Sold Here)

Recent clinical studies using oregano oil of Origanum compactum has confirmed the medicinal properties that have been suspected for over 4000 years. The universities in Spain, Georgetown and Tennessee continue to work with oregano oil of Origanum compactum to see specifically why oil of oregano is beneficial in treating viral, fungal and bacteria caused diseases and complications in the body. At this time there is no reason given for not using Origanum vulgare other than the unparalled medicinal effectiveness using Origanum compactum.

Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum has an ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) rating of 153,007, making it one of the most potent antioxidants known to man. The elimination of damaging free radicals is made easier with a potent antioxidant. This oregano oil supplement has a host of benefits that are just reaching the light of day.

The main active ingredient of Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum is carvacrol that should make up at least 65% of the volume of oil. The higher the percent of carvacrol, the better the oregano oil. This potent oregano oil can be used full strength (the application term is called “neat” which means undiluted) on the pads of your feet but should be diluted with a carrier oil such as olive oil or coconut oil when used on the rest of the body.

Oregano Oil of Origanum compactum used in Oil of oregano soap is one of the most innovative uses of this essential oil this century. Oil of oregano is taken several ways externally and internally. Consult your health professional before ingesting any essential oil.

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