Oregano - Eirhorse Essential Oil 10ml

Oregano - Eirhorse Essential Oil  10ml - PRODUCT NOT FOR VAPING

 Natural oregano oil obtained in the process of steam distillation of the common libodica plant (Origanum vulgare). It contains a natural concentration of carvacrol and thymol. It has numerous health and care properties. I show a wide range of effectiveness in the treatment of the upper respiratory tract, facilitates expectoration, and soothes cough. It prevents colds and flu. In addition, it has a positive effect on the functioning of the digestive system, stimulating the secretion of bile and relieving gas. I also demonstrate the ability to relieve muscle pain and is considered an effective remedy for rheumatism and sprains. Used in dilution in the base oil, it is a mixture to strengthen the scalp's blood supply and hair growth. It stimulates natural defense mechanisms, strengthening the body's immunity. The oil has a beneficial effect on physical, mental and emotional well-being.

Latin Name: Origanum Vulgare
Plant Part Used: Leaves & Flowers
Source: Spain
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
Aromatic Description: Herbaceous, sharp, green, camphoraceous
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Application

For body massage, bathing, sauna and aromatization.

Usage method

Massage: mix 3-5 drops with a teaspoon of base oil and massage the sore spots; bath: add 10-15 drops of essential oil to 1/3 of the water in the bathtub; aromatization: add a few drops of essential oil to a nebulizer or inhaler in combination with water; sauna: add 4-6 drops to the ladle with water and pour over the hot stones.

Oregano oil - properties, application and dosage

Oregano initially evokes associations with Mediterranean cuisine. Pizza, spaghetti carbonara, lasagne… but that's still not enough. Limiting the use of oregano to the kitchen only seriously diminishes its potential. The healing properties of this plant were already appreciated by the ancient Greeks, with Aristotle and Hippocrates in the front row. Were they right? Let's check - both oregano as a spice and phytotherapeutic agent, but also as a source of valuable oregano oil!

What does oregano look like?

Popular oregano is the common marjoram, found throughout North Africa, Europe and Asia. You can meet her all over the territory of Ireland, where - often uninvited and unexpected - she appears in home gardens. Oregano can be successfully grown on its own as part of a home herbarium. It is a highly branched plant that gives off a strong, characteristic smell. Reaches a height of up to 80 cm.

Oregano - properties:

The first mentions of oregano appear in ancient Greek sources, where it is mentioned that the treatment of diarrhea, rheumatic pains and skin diseases with the help of a lipid is mentioned. The Romans, on the other hand, applied oregano leaves to soothe the bites of scorpions and spiders. The less medical - but certainly equally beneficial - effects of the plant were discovered by medieval people who used it as a protection against witchcraft. Today, pharmacists have reached for oregano, appreciating its benefits. In studies on the action of this plant, conclusions can be found about its antibacterial, antispasmodic and antioxidant properties.

If you are interested in the properties of oregano, be sure to check the properties of basil - a spice which, like oregano, is an important element of Italian cuisine, but also a valuable phytotherapeutic agent.

It is believed that phenolic components such as carvacrol and thymol, also found in thyme, are responsible for the beneficial properties of oregano. Research shows that these ingredients kill bacteria by weakening the integrity of their membranes and cell walls. It is a useful feature in the treatment of bacterial dysbiosis, i.e. disturbance of the balance of the bacterial flora in the intestines. It can occur in abdominal distension, irritable bowel syndrome and other diseases of the digestive system. The use of oregano oil can be a way to kill pathogenic bacteria. What is particularly important, the preparation does not have a negative effect on the level of good bacteria. The best effects are used with the simultaneous use of probiotic therapy.

The practice of use also shows that the herb of the common marl has a positive effect on the secretion of saliva, gastric juice and bile. As a result, it improves the processes of digestion and assimilation of food. It can also be used for indigestion, diarrhea and gastritis. In addition, oregano contains essential oils with a relaxant effect. Thanks to this, the plant may prove to be a help in the contractions of smooth muscles, often found in the digestive system.

Oregano combines antibacterial, antifungal and diastolic properties. In addition, it is able to support the secretion of mucus by the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. The combination of these features makes marigold herb a very useful adjuvant in lung and sinus infections, as well as diseases such as catarrh of the upper respiratory tract or problems with expectoration.

This is because it is believed today that a large proportion of chronic sinus problems are caused by fungal activity, often with bacterial complications.

Research by the US Department of Agriculture has shown oregano's very strong antioxidant properties. This may be due to, inter alia, rosmarinic acid, found in maroon herb. In the entire study, oregano received the highest rating of all the herbs tested.

According to the aforementioned study, the arugula has 42 times stronger antioxidant activity than apples and 4 times stronger than blueberries.

Oregano oil for ringworm

Other studies confirm the high effectiveness of oregano as an antifungal agent. Oregano oil is especially preferred in this context.

Oregano oil is especially dangerous to Candida albicans, a yeast that occurs naturally in the large intestine. Too high levels of this fungus and its getting to other parts of the body causes various diseases. They include, among others blemishes (inflammation of the skin) and infections of the mouth and throat.

How to use oregano oil for ringworm?

You can add it to skin care cosmetics and apply a small amount of oregano oil to the affected areas 1-2 times a day.

The high ability of oregano oil to destroy the extremely infectious parasites Giardia lamblia, popular intestinal lamblia, has been noted. Their action is the most common cause of diarrhea among travelers. Every year, they attack over 200 million people around the world. One study found severe and fatal damage to the structures of the lamblia parasites caused by the action of oregano, especially oregano oil. What's more, oregano oil turned out to be more effective than the commonly used drug.

Significant activity of oregano against Helicobacter pyroli, bacteria which are the main cause of gastric and duodenal ulcers, has also been noted. It is one of the few natural remedies capable of combating this bacterium, the effectiveness of which has been confirmed in research. You can use oregano as a tea for this purpose, but the oil is also perfect. Oregano in oil can be administered to the digestive system, especially as an addition to tea - then add 1-2 drops per cup.

Oregano oil - application:

The beneficial effect of using oregano as a spice - mentioned at the beginning of the text - in many dishes cannot be denied. The richest source of beneficial ingredients contained in oregano, however, is wild oregano oil. An additional advantage of such a preparation will be the mixing of oregano oil with olive oil, which is an effective protection against possible irritation of the mucous membranes.

The properties of oregano oil can be summarized as follows:

• Antibacterial,
• Antifungal,
• Antimicrobial,
• Aids digestion,
• Antiparasitic,
• Beneficial in irregular and / or painful periods,
• Antioxidant
• Anti-aging,
• Anti-inflammatory.

Oregano - what to add to?

Oregano as a spice harmonizes well with Italian cuisine, and is also perfect for hard-to-digest dishes. And oregano oil - for colds or flu is best used in the form of inhalation or as an addition to tea. Similarly, in the form of drops of oregano oil added to infusions, it can be used for digestive problems. Oregano oil for acne and skin problems, including mycosis, can be used externally, directly on lesions. But be careful, it can cause burning, so it is best to dilute it with water or other more neutral oils (e.g. olive oil, coconut oil) especially at the beginning of use.

Oregano oil - dosage:

Depending on your purpose, the dosage of oregano oil may be slightly different. When it comes to oregano oil in the form of inhalation, it is recommended to add 20-30 drops of the oil to the diffuser / inhaler. If you use oregano oil for food, it's best to add a few drops per tablespoon of oil. The number of drops recommended for consumption varies depending on the concentration of the oil in the preparation. It is worth paying attention to the manufacturer's recommendations. Most often, we use oregano oil 2 to 3 times a day.

Oregano oil - how long to use?

Do not exceed the length of oregano oil treatment for more than 7 days. After this period, it is worth taking a break of several days if you want to use oregano oil again.

Should I Use Oregano When Pregnant?

Consuming too much oregano can reduce your body's ability to absorb iron. This is especially important during pregnancy, so women expecting a baby should be careful about eating more oregano, and oregano oil during pregnancy should only be used after consulting a doctor. The same applies to breastfeeding women and children.

Oregano oil for children

The use of oregano oil in children has one most important rule - use the diluted oil - with water or another edible / cosmetic oil, depending on the purpose of oregano use. Usually, the recommended serving size for oregano oil for children is one drop - whether as an addition to tea or for external use.

Oregano oil - contraindications:

Oregano oil can cause allergic reactions and irritation of the digestive system, it should not be used by people who have problems with the digestive system. The oil acts as an antibiotic and is best used along with probiotics. In order to avoid adverse reactions, it is best to consult your doctor before using oregano preparations.

Oregano - what are the side effects?

Oregano is an aromatic Mediterranean spice added to many iconic dishes (e.g. pizza or spaghetti). It is also a popular medicinal herb used successfully in phytotherapy and natural medicine. However, like most herbs, excess oregano can have adverse effects. Very fresh oregano can also irritate and cause allergies, similarly to skin oregano oil - you need to be careful with it and it is best to mix it with a little water or other oil (preferably olive oil, coconut oil or other cosmetic oil) before applying it externally.