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Mediterranean Wild Oregano Oil.
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Oil of Wild Oregano.
Extra Strength. 100% Organic.
1oz, $29.95 |
Wild
Oregano Oil Overview
Oil of Wild Oregano Questions and Answers
Protect yourself
and your family !
New antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria are getting out of control.
New epidemics such as ebola and flesh eating disease are on the rise.
Our air, water and food supplies are all carrying potential pathogens:
contaminated meat, mad cow disease, salmonella and e-coli bacteria
in chicken, parasites in sushi, giardia, cryptosporidium and other
parasites in our water supplies. An age-old remedy, Oil
of Wild Oregano, has been scientifically researched and proven to be
one of the strongest and most effective broad spectrum antibiotics known
to man.
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It is
natural and safe to use. It will not create
more mutant strains of bacteria. It effectively kills bacteria of every
variety using only tiny amounts. It is also effective against fungus,
parasites and viruses. It can be used externally and internally. There
are no negative side effects.
You need no prescription. It does not cost a fortune!
Is the potency of your oil standardized?
Sometimes we are asked if our Wild Oil of Oregano is standardized. We can proudly
say “No, it is not and never will be.” Why? Because standardization
involves alteration or adulteration and in the case of Wild Oregano essential
oil this does not benefit the consumer. Let us explain. A lot of research has
been done on Oregano and its chief chemical constituent, a phenol called Carvacrol – a
very powerful antiseptic. Oregano oil contains 3 other main classes of chemicals
which act synergistically to provide the antibacterial,
antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, analgesic, anti-venom
and antiparasitic qualities of Oregano oil. As powerful
as Carvacrol is, it does not act on its own. This has been proven in lab testing.
Pure Carvacrol is only half as effective as pure Oregano oil in inhibiting fungal
and bacterial growth. In order to standardize Oregano oil, something has to be
added or taken away. Carvacrol has been chosen as the ingredient to standardize.
Carvacrol levels can be increased by adding Carvacrol to the water during distillation
or afterwards to the oil or by fractionating the essential oil after distillation
by “boiling off” other natural components of the oil to make the
Carvacrol percentage higher in relation to what is left. In both cases the natural
synergy of active constituents in the oil is put out of balance without any thought
of the effect that this will have on the properties of the end product. In fractionation,
whole parts of the Oregano plant's makeup are removed in ignorance of their function!
We would rather put our trust in the recipe designed by Mother Nature.
Chemistry and Potency of Wild Oregano
Oil
Oregano oil contains four main groups of chemicals that contribute to its potent
healing powers. Phenols, such as carvacrol and thymol, act as antiseptics and
antioxidants, while terpenes, which include pinene and terpinene, exhibit antiseptic,
antiviral, anti-inflammatory and anesthetic properties. Linalool and bonreol
are two long-chain alcohols found in oregano oil, which add to the antiviral
and antiseptic qualities. Esters are potent antifungal agents. Two that are found
in abundance in oregano oil are linalyl acetate and geranyl acetate.
Although there is a combined effect of the many significant compounds found in
oregano oil, its effectiveness is largely attributed to its primary ingredient,
a phenol named carvacrol. When lab tested, carvacrol was found to be one of the
most potent antibiotics known to science.1 In tests done at Georgetown University,
it was found to be more effective than penicillin, streptomycin and even vancomycin
(considered to be the strongest of all antibiotics). Unlike pharmaceutical antibiotics,
oregano oil does not create resistant strains of mutant bacteria. It is able
to naturally, and effectively, eliminate any pathogen that is unfortunate enough
to cross its path.
Wild Oregano Oil Properties:
Immune Stimulant
As an immune system booster, oregano is unparalleled in the plant kingdom. It
is many times stronger than echinacea or goldenseal. A couple of drops daily
are enough to supercharge your immune system, which is your first and most powerful
defense against disease.
Antibiotic and Antiseptic
Tooth and gum infections respond quickly to Wild Oregano Oil, due to its powerful
antibacterial and antiseptic properties. The oil is applied directly to the gums.
A drop of Oregano Oil on your tooth brush will leave you mouth feeling fresh
and clean. Regular treatment will vastly improve oral health and hygiene. Many
people suffering from a variety of chronic infections have seen them disappear
quickly after using the oil internally and externally.
Food Poisoning
In a recent study, approximately 20 percent of meat samples obtained from grocery
stores contained antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Vegetarians can be affected by
food poisoning, as well. Salmonella and E. coli have been found on such vegetables
as iceberg lettuce and alfalfa sprouts, resulting in food poisoning. Restaurant
food is often contaminated due to poor hygiene or improper washing of produce.
By using oregano oil daily, you can significantly reduce your chances of being
one of the 84 million cases of food poisoning that occur annually in North America.
Antiviral
Wild Oregano oil has been used very successfully in treating viral conditions,
such as colds, flu, shingles, herpes and warts. The fact that wild oregano oil
can stop a cold or flu if taken at the first sign of symptoms is indicative of
its amazing powers.
Antifungal
The aggressive antifungal properties of oregano oil work effectively against
stubborn fungal infections such as candida and nail fungus. You may use the oregano
oil internally for candida and both externally and internally for nail fungus.
Mix a few drops with shampoo to get rid of dandruff or seborrhea, which are caused
by fungal infection of the scalp. Take some to the locker room to eradicate athlete’s
foot.
Wild Oregano oil is the active person’s best friend due to its anti-inflammatory
and pain relieving action. Used topically, the oil
deeply penetrates tissues and, in so doing, brings relief and speeds healing
of bruises, torn and sore muscles, sprains, tendonitis, cramps, carpal tunnel
syndrome and other similar injuries. These same properties make it a powerful
remedy for arthritis.
Anti-allergy
Allergies, which are affecting increasing numbers of people, can often be eliminated
by the internal use of oregano oil and by breathing the vapors from the oil.
In many cases relief occurs quickly.
Antioxidant
Among the natural antioxidants, oregano oil is one of the most powerful. It protects
cells from free radical damage and in the same way it prolongs the shelf life
of foods.
Antiparasitic
Parasites, such as head lice and scabies, as well as internal parasites, are
no match for oregano oil. The oil can be added to soaps, shampoos and diluted
in olive oil for topical applications. By taking a few drops daily under the
tongue, one can gain protection from water-borne parasites, such as cryptosporidium
and giardia. Internal dosages also are effective in killing parasites and flukes
in the body.
Anti-venom
Wild Oregano oil is capable of neutralizing venomous bites, making it invaluable
as an effective first aid treatment for bites of all varieties, including bees,
snakes and spiders. Oregano oil is also useful for preventing infection from
animal bites and other puncture wounds. It reduces inflammation and its anesthetic
properties relieve the pain associated with bites and stings after topical application.
Blood Oxygen Levels
Many people suffer symptoms related to poor oxygen absorption in the blood. Their
cells are starved for oxygen feel the effects as fatigue. Wild Oregano oil used
internally and externally increases oxygen absorption in the blood. Many people
note increased energy after taking oregano oil.
Anti-pleomorphism
Bacteria, viruses and fungi are able to change form in the body as a result of
changing chemistry within the body. This is known as pleomorphism. Think of it
as shape shifting. Wild Oregano oil is deadly to all types of pathogens; it can
continue to be effective, no matter whatever form they assume.
Wild Oregano Oil Applications:
Oil of Wild Oregano will kill any kind of "germ". Proof
of this statement can be found in the Quarterly Review of Biology,
March 1998 and the Indian Journal of Experimental Biology, June
1977.
Immune system stimulant
Wild Oregano oil has been proven in European studies to be a
potent immune booster. Compared to plants such as echinacea and
goldenseal, Wild Oil of Oregano is by far the most effective
in boosting the body's natural immunity. Use 1-3 drops 3x a day
to supercharge your immune system and maintain good health.
Anti-inflammatory and analgesic/anesthetic
(Pain reliever)
Wild Oil of Oregano is an athlete's best friend due to its anti-inflammatory
and anesthetic action. Applied externally, the oil deeply penetrates
tissues and in so doing, brings relief and speeds healing and
reduces the pain of bruises, sprains, torn and sore muscles,
tendonitis, cramps, carpal tunnel syndrome and other similar
injuries.
Arthritis responds well to this treatment.
For topical use you may use it straight from the bottle. For
people with sensitive skin you may dilute it by adding 3-5
drops of olive oil or carrier oil to 1 drop of Wild Oil of
Oregano. Avoid eyes, mucous membranes and sensitive skin areas.
Pain relief and added relief from arthritis, bursitis and other
inflammatory conditions may be improved by also taking Oregano
oil internally.
Antifungal
Candida is a fungus that infects
millions of people. Wild Oil of Oregano contains powerful antifungal
agents that eliminate Candida effectively and safely. Take
1-3 drops under the tongue or with juice 3 times daily. Continue
the treatment for as long as necessary. Avoid foods that contain
sugar and refined flour as these feed the Candida. Be sure
to drink 8-12 glasses of pure spring water daily to help flush
toxins out of your body. These toxins are generated when the
Candida dies from coming in contact with the Oregano oil. Prolonged
treatment and more aggressive dosages may be required.
Nail fungus, which is particularly
stubborn and hard to get rid of has a powerful enemy in Oregano
oil. Wash and dry the nails. Soak them with the Wild Oil of
Oregano twice daily. Take 1-3 drops of the Oil of Oregano 3
times daily. Continue treatment for 6 months.Nail fungus is
usually a result of Candida infection in the blood. See above.
Drink 8-12 glasses of pure spring water daily to flush toxins
from the blood.
Athlete's foot: Oregano oil's
effectiveness in fighting fungal infections such as athlete's
foot make it a must in the locker room. Apply the oil topically
to the feet after showering and before bed..
Antioxidant
Among the natural antioxidants, oregano oil is one of the most
powerful. It protects cells from free radical damage in the same
way it prolongs the shelf life of foods. Take a few drops daily
under the tongue to slow the effects of aging and maintain healthy
cell structure.
Antiparasitic
Head lice and scabies: Parasites
such as head lice and scabies are no match for Wild Oregano
oil's powerful antiparasitic properties. Add a few drops to
a tablespoon of shampoo to wash hair and scalp. Add a couple
of drops to a tablespoon of vegetable oil to apply to hair
after shampoo or to other affected areas. Add a dropperfull
to laundry soap to disinfect clothes.
Cryptosporidium, giardia etc.:
Add a drop to water that may be unsafe to protect yourself
from parasites such as cryptosporidium and giardia as well
as bacterial infection. Take 1-3 drops up to 3 times a day
to clear yourself of parasites.
Antibiotic
Wild Oil of Oregano has been laboratory tested and proven to
be as strong as pharmaceutical antibiotics with none of the associated
hazards. Use it topically and internally for any kind of infection.
Bedsores: Apply topically to
affected area to speed healing and reduce discomfort.
Burns, Cuts and Scrapes: Apply
the oil topically immediately to clean and reduce pain in the
wound. Quick application may prevent blistering and scarring
from light burns and will prevent infection and speed rapid
skin recovery in all wounds.
Teeth and Gums: Wild Oregano
oil gives effective relief to toothaches by killing the bacteria
causing the pain. Apply the oil directly to the infected tooth.
Gum disease can be halted by using Wild Oil of Oregano in the
mouth. The oil may be applied to infected gums with a clean
finger, Q-tip or a drop can be placed on your toothbrush before
brushing the teeth. Regular treatment will vastly improve oral
health and hygiene.
Food poisoning
In a recent study about 20% of meat samples obtained from grocery
stores contained antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Vegetarians can
be affected by food poisoning as well. Salmonella and E. coli
have been found on such vegetables as iceberg lettuce and alfalfa
sprouts, resulting in food poisoning. Restaurant foods may often
be contaminated due to poor hygiene of employees or lack of proper
washing of the produce After dining, take 3-5 drops of Wild Oregano
oil as a preventative. If symptoms occur, take 3 drops hourly
for up to 10 hours or until symptoms disappear.
Natural antibiotics like Oil of Wild Oregano do not induce antibiotic
resistance as do the patented antibiotic drugs. Use Oil of Oregano
to boost your immune system and to kill off unfriendly bacteria.
This natural remedy provides defense against biological toxins.
Antiviral
Colds, flu, shingles and herpes:
Use daily to maintain a strong immune system and to weaken
the virus. At the first sign of a viral infection such as colds,
flu, herpes, shingles etc., take 2-5 drops immediately and
continue at a maximum of 3 drops per hour for a maximum of
10 hours. In the case of herpes or shingles, in addition, it
is best to apply the oil directly to the spot where tingling
may be felt before an outbreak. This will often prevent the
outbreak. Due to the heat sensation, oil of oregano should
not be used on sensitive skin areas or mucous membranes. Do
not use in vagina or anus unless it is very well diluted by
adding a drop or two of wild Oil of Wild Oregano to a tablespoon
of olive oil. Then test with a small amount first.
When treated at the first sign of symptoms, most viral conditions
will be rendered harmless.
Warts can be treated by applying
the Oil of Wild Oregano directly to the wart with cotton wool.
It is best to leave the soaked cotton on the wart as long as
possible by taping with adhesive. Repeat this 2 or 3 times
a day and take 3 drops under the tongue three times a day for
a few months. Planter's warts can be successfully removed in
a few days by applying the oil directly to the wart several
times daily. It may help to break the surface of the skin to
allow the oil to penetrate to the root of the wart.
Antivenom
Wild Oregano oil is capable of neutralizing venomous bites, making
it invaluable in the wilderness or when traveling abroad. It's
an effective first aid treatment for venomous bites of all varieties
including bees, snakes and spiders. Wild Oregano oil is also
useful for preventing infection from animal bites and other puncture
wounds. It reduces inflammation and stops the pain associated
with bites and stings. Apply directly to stings or bites. The
oil will penetrate into the wound and neutralize toxins and pathogens.
Take a few drops internally to amplify the effect.
Usage, IMPORTANT!
Oil of Wild Oregano can be used both internally and externally.
The vapors can be inhaled to effectively combat lung complaints
and coughs. The oil should be kept away from the eyes and mucous
membranes, as well as sensitive skin areas. Children under the
age of twelve should not take the oil internally. Children may
be treated by diluting the oregano oil in olive oil and rubbing
it on the soles of the feet or other areas of the body.
The adage “less is more” applies to the use of oregano
oil. Start with minimum amounts to observe the effects prior
to taking larger dosages. For internal applications use only
the true Mediterranean species of Wild Oregano (origanum vulgare).
Other species of Oregano may be ineffective and even dangerous.
Many of these oils are mislabeled and, in fact, are not the true
Oregano. Full strength (‘neat’) essential oil of
Wild Oregano is far too powerful for the internal or even external
applications. For your safety, use only a proper blend of Oregano
and the highest quality Extra Virgin Olive Oil, such as Hedd
Wyn Essentials brand.
All of us are completely unique in our body make up. There is
no one set dosage that will work for everyone. A trial period
may be necessary to determine the optimum dosage level for your
particular condition. Listen to your body. It is the best judge.
Some people will require less than recommended dosages. Other
people will require up to 2 or 3x the recommended dosage. In
these cases spread the extra doses over the period of the day
rather than taking them all at once. For instance, you would
take 3 drops 5 x daily rather than 5 drops 3x daily.
Wild Oil of Oregano is a potent antibiotic and antifungal. When
you kill these pathogens, they release toxins into the bloodstream.
These toxins can make you feel fatigued or create flu-like or
cold-like symtoms and in rare cases skin rashes. This is a sign
that your body is trying to detoxify. It is known as a healing
crisis or a Herxheimer reaction. You may avoid this kind of discomfort
by drinking at least 8 glasses of pure spring water daily in
order to flush the toxins from your body. Most people feel better
quickly when they first take Oregano oil. However, if you get
any of the above symptoms, reduce your consumption of Wild Oregano
oil and drink lots of pure, spring water. Once the symptoms have
passed you may again increase the dosage.
Nature provided us with a potent remedy for a wide range of afflictions
in Wild Oregano herb and oil. It is a natural medicine chest
in a bottle. Once you give it a try, it will become your friend
for life.
Sources:
1. International Journal of Food Microbiology (research by: Akgul
and Kivanc
2. The Cure is in the Cupboard How to Use Oregano for Better
Health by Dr. Cass Ingram, Knowledge House 1997
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