Wild Oregano Oil Benefits
Wild oregano oil contains many beneficial properties such as phenols, terpenes, linalool and bonreol. These four, both together and separately, possess healing abilities for the body. Both linalool and borneol, with their antiseptic abilities, not only help the body, but can also be used around the home to get rid of bacteria.-
Tooth and Gum Infections
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The antibacterial properties in wild oregano oil may help with tooth and gum infections. These properties, once applied to the infected area, may bring about a quick reduction in the infection. Wild oregano oil can also improve the health of teeth and gums when used on a daily basis.
Fungus Fighter
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Candida is one of several infections brought on by fungus which wild oregano oil is believed to be able to fight off. The oil is usually taken orally for candida; however, for a fungus on the nails it may be taken both orally or rubbed on the infected spot. A spoonful of wild oregano oil in the shampoo before washing the hair can help fight fungus found on the scalp.
Snake Bites
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Wild oregano oil may be a useful addition to a first-aid kit on camping trips or hikes due to its carvacrol properties. The oil can generally be useful against the infection and swelling caused by bites from both insects and animals, including spiders and snakes.
Around the House
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In addition to washing your hands with soap, wild oregano oil may help to rid the skin of germs or bacteria that may be present on them. The oil may also be used with a sponge as a natural cleaning agent all around the kitchen.
Colds and Flu
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Wild oregano oil may help stop such viruses as warts, flu and colds. If the oil is used in the early stages when the symptoms are first being felt or seen, wild oregano oil may be able to kill the virus in the body quickly.
Blood Oxygen
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Energy levels may increase by using wild oregano oil, both orally and on the skin. The oil may increase the amount of oxygen that is absorbed by the blood, thereby possibly increasing your energy level as a result.
Daily Dosage
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Since everyone is different, a sufficient daily dose of wild oregano oil will differ from person to person. Generally, a few drops at least twice a day are placed under the tongue in combination with a drink such as juice or water to aid in swallowing. This mixture can be adjusted by the individual based on personal results.
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