Oil of oregano is a staple at our house, and generally used in
conjunction with CS for best results. We have had phenomenal
success using it for shingles, prostatitis, mouth sores, and an
especially difficult 2-3 week round of severe diarrhea, which had the
doctor stumped, and which came up
I observe that this stuff can be really painful! The O of O, just a
drop, on the skin burns; on mucous membranes, watch out! I've had
great results with an aroma stone, but wonder about other uses, to be
honest. To check for oneself, one need only put a tiny drop on, say,
a toothpick,
I've successfully taken OoO internally by diluting a few drops in a shot
of apple juice, or apple cider. It's quite palatable, but 3 drops did
burn my throat a bit.
It works fabulously!
-Raine
patriot2...@mindspring.com wrote:
Oil of oregano is a staple at our house, and generally used in
be wrong, dr clarks is undiluted and
p73 is diluted in olive oil, other then that I am unsure of differences.
Wendy
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Subject: Re: CSOregano Essential Oils
I've
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Sent: February 18, 2006 4:24 AM
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Subject: Re: CSOregano Essential Oils
I've successfully taken OoO internally by diluting a few drops in a shot of
apple juice, or apple cider. It's quite palatable
It should be hand picked wild oregano from what I can find.
Marshall
panamp...@aol.com wrote:
Marshall,Which
variety of oregano is that which I would order from internet or store?
Pete
Can a person grow this on like their deck maybe?...thanks ..debbie
Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote: It should be hand picked wild
oregano from what I can find.
Marshall
panamp...@aol.com wrote:
Marshall,Which variety of oregano is that which I would order from
internet or
Maybe, but the wild stuff grows around the Mediterranean. I think
extracting the oil would likely be more trouble than it is worth.
Marshall
Deborah Gerard wrote:
Can a person grow this on like their deck maybe?...thanks ..debbie
Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote:
It should
Marshall, I do remember awhile back that someone had brought the subject up
about oregano and which of the 3-4 species was accurately used against a
few
maladies. If I remember correctly, they had foreign names, probably Latin.
Now
I don't know if I went to the, Wild Oats or Whole
oh I see I thought maybe the plant itself could be used...thanks debbie
Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote: Maybe, but the wild stuff grows
around the Mediterranean. I think extracting the oil would likely be more
trouble than it is worth. Marshall Deborah Gerard wrote: Can a
A few years ago an Irishman was touting his wares on national radio which
were
wild oregano. I believe he gave a daily dose to his ailing mother, and she
over-
came her illness. Does anyone recall this? He may still be doing it!!Pete
Supposedly, the best as to potency is called Oreganol by North American Herb
and Spice Wild, hand picked Mediterranean Oregano Oil P73 . If you go to the
Vitamin Shoppe you will find the same brand $10.00 less than at Wild Oats.
The name may sound foreign, it is LatinOriganum vulgare,
Yes, I purchased a bottle of Organol oregano oil the other day and have
been inhaling it. I simply remove the cap, and breath the fumes in, no
nebulizing or anything. I am hoping to clear my sinuses with it.
Marshall
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
I am told by a gentleman who imports essential
Marshall,
Which variety of oregano is that which I would order from internet or store?
Pete
Very interesting about nebulizing 00. From my
own experience with this oil, I too hope that the
experimenters will proceed with great caution.
But since it can be a most beneficial thing, I am
very interested in what is learned about
nebulizing it. For my part, plese feel free to
post any and
Just thought I'd mention that Oregano essential oil is a powerful
emmenagogue so should not be used during pregnancy.
It is also said to be a fairly severe skin irritant and a very severe
mucous membrane irritant. Doesn't necessarily mean not to use it, but
caution is a good idea, using it well
In a message dated 9/17/05 5:31:08 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp writes:
I am told by a gentleman who imports essential oils from Turkey that
oregano oil can be inhaled directly.
I have no direct knowledge about this; he has told me in the past that
This is apparently a very good company, too:
http://www.kobashi.co.uk/
sol
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
The company name, btw, is Anatolian Treasures.
I have recently ordered oregano oil from them and will experiment WITH
CAUTION.
--
“All higher animals, including the cat, are essentially
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
I have recently ordered oregano oil from them and will experiment WITH
CAUTION.
EXCEEDINGLY INTERESTING! I'll have to remember to check every digest to see
what you post. This might be a lifesaver if the Avian Flu breaks out. I'm
committing myself to have plenty of
Pete:
Be very careful with Oregano Oil, I for one was not, I put a few
Oregano Oil drops in a /cs spray bottle with a few drops of DMSO, and
sprayed my chapped, sunburned lips after a two day windy sunny golf
charity event here in Arizona...
All my lip skin came off, and it has pealed twice
I think it is a good idea to proceed very carefully with any and all
experimental protocols.I agree with that completely.
Almost all of us are working with protocols that essentially make us
our own experimental animals, and most of what we know about toxic
plants and animals we long ago
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