Wild Oregano Oil Natural Antibiotics - Hidden Natural Secret From Society

Wild oregano is a wild herb which grows in mountainous areas of countries around the world. It is particularly common throughout the Mediterranean regions of Europe. Oregano Oil (OrigaumVulgare) has a natural chemical called Carvacrol which is one of the strongest natural antibiotics. The Carvacrol percentage in the wild oregano oil ranges from 40% to 80%. The Oregano Oil with high Carvacrol values of around 80% contain the most potent antibiotic properties and have been used for hundreds of years for many different conditions.

It takes 200 pounds of the herb to produce 2 pounds of organic Oregano Oil. The Oregano Oil supplied by health food stores is not a medicinal form of Oregano.

Hundreds of years ago oregano oil was used to sterilise water and preserve food in addition to helping people with chest, menstrual, uterine, lung and digestive complaints. Specifically, its use against diarrhoea, asthma, colds, infections of female sexual organs, as well as uterine tumours has been documented. Additionally, its use among people with liver disorders is also notable. Gerard, the 17th century British herbalist, described the oil of oregano as a remedy for digestive complaints and head colds. William Langham, in Garden of Health (1633), described an even wider range of uses, his list including such diverse conditions as bladder trouble, bleeding, heart failure, head pain, itchy skin, mouth pain, freckles or spots on the skin, stomach ache, intestinal worms, and toothache.

Many scientific studies have taken place in order to examine the benefits of Oregano Oil. One study came to the conclusion that oregano oil completely inhibited the growth of 25 germs such as Staphylococcus Aureas, Escherichia Coli, Yersinia Enterocolitica and Pseudomonas Aeruginosa. One study in India has had amazing results on oregano oil testing against the resistant hospital bug MRSA. Research also discovered that tiny quantities of Carvacrol in wild oregano oil, a naturally occurring compound in oregano, were found to be a more effective antimicrobial agent than 18 pharmaceutical drugs. Researchers found that the oregano oil still works at boiling temperature, meaning it could be used for disinfecting hospital sheets.

Studies performed in relation to Oregano Oil and MRSA produced some amazing results with the wild oregano oil killing MRSA more effectively than all the other 18 antibiotics which were tested.

Below is what people are using oregano oil for:

Candida Infections • Acne Pimples & Ingrown Hairs • Psoriasis & Eczema* • Dandruff* • Fingernail & Toenail Fungus •Warts (hands & feet) • Athlete's Foot • Jock Itch • Colds & Flus • Sore Throat • Respiratory Infections • Sinusitis • Pneumonia • Chronic Bronchitis • Allergies • Tonsillitis & Laryngitis • Ear Infections • Arthritis* • Infected Cuts, Wounds & Burns • Animal Bites • Tooth infections • Gum Disease, Recessions & Abscesses • Canker Sores • Cold Sores & other Herpes Outbreaks • Bed Sores • Boils • Diaper / nappy Rash* • Prostate Disorders* • Spinal Infections • Hospital Infections • Food Poisoning & Water-borne Illnesses • Giardiasis • Stomach & Intestinal Infections • Irritable Bowel Syndrome* • Colitis & Crohn’s disease* • Bladder Infections • Urinary Tract Infections • Kidney Infections • Measles, Mumps & Chicken Pox • Shingles • Ringworm & Rosacea • Scabies & Head Lice • Worms & Flukes • Impetigo • Peptic Ulcers • Tuberculosis • Lyme Disease.* Colds & Flues, Skin Conditions, Respiratory & Sinus Conditions, Mouth Conditions, Digestive Conditions, Burns, Wounds, Cuts and Sore Muscles & Joints. In addition to nasty infections such as Escherichia coli (E. Coli), Candida Albicans, Bacillus Cereus, Proteus Cryptococcus Neoformans, Staphylococcusaureus ("Staph"), Streptococcus Pneumonia ("Strep"), Pseudomonas Aerugiosa and Salmonella.

English physicians, who led the Western world in herbalism, were major fans of oregano oil. Salmon's Herbal, written in the 1600s, is a good example of this leadership. In the book, oregano oil is highly touted; it is recommended for chest, menstrual, uterine, lung and digestive complaints. Specifically, its use against diarrhoea, asthma, colds, infections of the female sexual organs, as well as uterine tumours, is mentioned. Additionally, its value against liver disorders is emphasised. Gerard, the 17th century British herbalist, described the oil of oregano as a complete cure for digestive complaints and head colds. William Langham, in Garden of Health (1633), described an even wider range of uses, his list including such diverse conditions as bladder trouble, bleeding, heart failure, head pain, itchy skin, mouth pain, freckles or spots on the skin, stomach ache, intestinal worms, and toothache. Thus, it has always been relied upon as an emergency medicine.

In today's society if we have a health problem we tend to visit our doctor and are invariably prescribed pharmaceutical drugs such as antibiotics - which will usually solve our problem within 7 days. If pharmaceutical antibiotic drugs hadn’t been invented then there would still be many diseases and bugs that we wouldn’t be able to treat effectively. However, when we start to become reliant on antibiotics then it becomes a different situation altogether. When we take the same antibiotic over and over again, the bugs we are attempting to eradicate, such as E.coli, become resistant and start to fight back so the infection will clear up for maybe a week but then it comes back again. This cycle will continue and there will become more and more antibiotic resistant infections until we find another solution of IV antibiotics. For example a pseudomonas bladder infection is usually treated with Ciprofloxacin orally and if this does not work it's a 7 day visit in hospital for IV Ciprofloxacin antibiotics which usually kills the infection. These pseudomonas bladder infections are antibiotic resistant infections due to long tern antibiotic use or a low immune system due to disease. Antibiotics not only kill bad bacteria but also good bacteria so always take a pro biotic when taking antibiotics to give your body the good bacteria back.

Suggestions for use - Wild Oregano Oil

The wild oregano oil on this website is organic certified with an 80% Carvacrol content which is the antibiotic fighting compound found in wild oregano oil.

Nature Supplies oil of oregano is mixed with extra virgin olive oil in a 3:1 ratio. You can dilute the organic oregano oil down if you are going to use it for a massage. We recommend massaging the oregano oil topically, with this method also enabling you to get it into the bloodstream. We always recommend that you carry out a skin sensitivity test before use if necessary and a larger solution of olive oil may be added at home.

Other companies selling Oregano Oil as the same product on the internet also promote oral application, however, this would be an individual mode of treatment and we would suggest that for this application you should always read the advice with care.

Personally I prefer to use topically as follows-:

Use between 1 - 3 drops of oregano oil rubbed vigorously onto affected area (for example bladder region if experiencing pain or discomfort). Use up to 3 times a day for a period of no more than 2 weeks before a one week period break. If necessary start the routine again.

Nature Supplies wild oregano oil is a natural alternative which should not replace the advice or treatment recommended by your own trained practitioner or health care provider.

WILD ORGANIC OREGANO OIL

Organic wild oregano oil is available to buy right here at http://www.naturesupplies.co.uk in sizes of 10ml and 30ml mixed with extra virgin olive oil 1:3 (1 part organic oregano oil 3 parts extra virgin olive oil). Speaking from my own experience I massage 3 drops on my bladder area twice daily for a period of 14 days. I then take a 7 day break and continue with the treatment and repeat the cycle again until I feel better. Usually a few days after massaging the oregano oil in to my bladder area I feel back to normal. Many websites online claim oregano oil can be taken orally and I have taken it by this method which I found worked effectively, but it is very strong and should be consumed with water. Taking Wild Oregano Oil orally is completely down to individual preference as we do not endorse it on our websites.
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