A First Aid Kit In A Bottle

“Oregano can often stimulate the flow of menstruation when used in a sitz bath or when massaged on the abdomen. It also relieves the pain of menstrual cramps and helps to overcome insomnia.” (Pages 103,104)

Aromatherapy PA by Roberta Wilson

“Egyptians valued Oregano for its ability to disinfect wounds and speed the healing process…. After Aristotle observed that tortoises ate snakes and then ate Oregano to avoid dying, he recommended it as an antidote for poisoning….”

“Oregano Oil is one of the strongest antiseptic and antiviral essential oils. It boosts immunity and is especially effective against allergies, Candidiasis, chronic fatigue syndrome, and fungal infections. It stimulates sluggish lymphatic circulation. During convalescence or in states of general weakness, the body can be strengthened and energized by Oregano. Its antibacterial action makes Oregano ideal for spraying in a sickroom to cleanse or sterilize it and to prevent the spread of infection.”

“Medicinal Actions & Uses: Oregano helps to settle flatulence and stimulates the flow of bile. Strongly antiseptic, may be taken to treat respiratory conditions such as coughs, tonsillitis, bronchitis and asthma. It is also considered to be a useful promote of menstruation. The diluted oil can be applied externally to toothache or painful joints.” (Page 240)

Encyclopedia Of Medicinal Plants by Andrew Chevallier

“Respiratory ailments as asthma, bronchitis, colds, flu, sore throat, and even whooping cough respond well to Oregano Oil’s ability to fight bacterial and viral infections, relieve congestion, loosen and release phlegm, and soothe coughs, while it eases aches and pains and reduces muscle spasms. Oregano alleviates the pain and inflammation of joint and spinal problems such as arthritis, backache, bursitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, rheumatism, and sciatica. It is often used in a pack or poultice to treat sprains, swelling, and stiffness.”

“Oregano is helpful for all digestive disorders, particularly those resulting from nervousness. It eases indigestion that results from eating too rapidly. It calms the stomach, can stimulate appetite, relieves diarrhea, and can even cure hiccups. Oregano can soothe headaches, migraines, and nervous tension. Its antiseptic abilities help to fight infection of earaches. Some people report success in preventing or minimizing motion sickness by drinking Oregano herb tea. Others recommend chewing fresh Oregano leaves to provide temporary relief from painful toothache.”

“Anticancer Effects: Antimutagenic and anticarcenogenic properties have been attributed to rosmaric acid isolated from rosemary and Oregano.” (Page 609)

Physicians’ Desk Reference For Herbal Medicines by Joerg Gruenwald (Editor)

“Oregano has seven…compounds that lower blood pressure….” (Page 256)

The Green Pharmacy by James A. Duke

“The anti-inflammatory action of Oregano Oil helps to heal wounds and skin infections, as well as to relieve skin disorders such as dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis, and seborrhea. Because it has strong antifungal and antiseptic properties, it can fight fungal infections of the skin such as athlete’s foot and jock itch. Massage diluted Oregano Oil into the fingernails to fight fungal infections there. Applied topically, it helps reduce chronic skin infections. Oregano is a powerful insect repellant; it may help to alleviate skin parasites, such as lice, because of its antiparasitic activity.”