wild turkish oil of oregano
i've been reading a lot about the antibiotic benefits of the oil of oregano. where do you purchase it from?
ps thanks for your help w/lexi. i'm talking to a chiropractor who's leading me in the right direction for all my kids... (3 yr who's frequently losing balance & 4 yr old w/skin issues and constant congestion)
i'm toasting a green smoothie to ya!
ps thanks for your help w/lexi. i'm talking to a chiropractor who's leading me in the right direction for all my kids... (3 yr who's frequently losing balance & 4 yr old w/skin issues and constant congestion)
i'm toasting a green smoothie to ya!
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Permalink Reply by Marilyn on
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Lisa, there's all kinds of oregano on the market but most are cut with olive oil or something similar. The essential oil that I use comes from my master herbalist. Here's why I chose it: P83 or higher (the phytochemicals that gives it it's heat are the same ones that give it it's effectiveness.) It come from Turkey where it is wild crafted. It's pure oregano oil. You get to do your own cutting without paying outrageous per oz price for cheap oil.
One of my regular chat-buddies was looking at another product. It was $15 oz, obviously cut oregano oil, so we went to the website and read the ingredients and ratio's. That 1 oz of oil only had a tiny bit of oregano oil in it. We were doing the math, one would spend almost $200 to get the amount of oregano oil that I get for around $70. One $70 bottle lasts me for close to a year with 2 of us taking it and I add 1 drop to every gallon of water I distill.
I get mine from the Barefoot Herbalist but I don't think it's listed on his store page. You can go there and email him for details:
http://www.barefootherbalistmh.com
*Note: MH is on vacation and won't be available to respond to you until 6/15 or 16, 2008.
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Permalink Reply by John on
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Propolis also works as an antibiotic. Also, I have tried to join this group; however, for some reason, it will not let me.
John
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