0.5 fl. oz. (15 ml)
Excerpts from Reference Guide for Essential Oils
French Medicinal Uses:
| Pulmonary tuberculosis | Bronchitis (chronic) |
| Mental disease | Asthma |
| Rheumatism (chronic) | Whooping cough |
Other Possible Uses:
| Viral and bacterial pneumonia | Digestion problems |
| Balance metabolism | Colds |
| strengthen vital centers |
Application:
- Apply to Vita Flex Points and directly on area of concern
- Diffuse
Oral Use As Dietary Supplement:
Generally regarded as safe (GRAS) for internal consumption by the FDA. Dilute one drop in 1 tsp. honey or 4 oz. of beverage. Not for children under 6 years old; use with caution and in greater dilution for children 6 years old and over.
Safety Data:
Can cause extreme skin irritation.
From Our Reading and/or Experience...
- This oil is very effective at reducing airborne bacteria (diffused), and as an antioxidant (internally).
- May be applied neat (undiluted) on hands and bottoms of feet. We use it this way as soon as any of us feels we are coming down with something. You may want to consider diluting it with a base oil (such as olive or coconut) to use it on other areas of the body.
- May be added to food as a dietary supplement or as a wonderful oregano flavoring agent.
- It can be diffused to add the oregano scent throughout an area, and to reap some of it's many benefits.
- Not all essential oils are the same. This is not like other brands of oregano essential oil that you may find at health food stores. This is therapeutic-grade which is more effective and suitable for internal use.
Joan Pauley
June 18, 2008 at 9:25 pm reply?
FYI--happened on your website--it's great. Oregano oil will stop milk supply in nursing mothers. I used it in a massage on my daughter to help with a cold. IT DID, but stopped her milk. 4 drops of fennel resupplied it by the next morning.
