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Wild & Organic Oregano Oil - 13.5ml

Wild & Organic Oregano Oil - 13.5ml

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  • Powerful antiseptic
  • Treat infections in the throat, abscesses in the mouth or skin infections
  • Prevent & Fight Colds/Flus
  • Antioxidant
  • Immune booster
  • No dairy, wheat, gluten, yeast or corn
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Wild & Organic Oregano Oil - 13.5ml
Wild & Organic Oregano Oil - 13.5ml
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Land Art Wild & Organic Oregano Oil - 13.5ml is a dietary supplement in liquid drop form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.

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Land Art Oregano Oil is a wild oregano oil from which the oregano is hand-picked in the mountains of Turkey. It is then extracted on site by distillation, then mixed with 75% organic extra virgin olive oil, cold pressed. The oil has a minimum natural carvacrol content of 80%.Oregano oil is known to support the immune system in prevention, or in case of viral or bacterial infections. Land Art Oil of Oregano is a remedy to "break" colds and sore throats, but also to treat oral abscesses and skin infections. A powerful antiseptic that boosts the immune system with carvacrol and thymol, Wild & Organic Oregano Oil can be used orally or applied topically by placing a few drops directly on the affected area. [LIQUID]
Each drop contains:
Organic oregano (Origanum vulgare, leaf) 6.2mg
Extra virgin organic olive oil (Olea europaea) fruit flesh 18.6mg
Important Information:
Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you are allergic to plants of the Lamiaceae family (mint, basil, thyme).
Prolonged use could cause irritation of the gastrointestinal mucosa. In this case, discontinue use. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you have cardiovascular disorders, diabetes or blood related disorders, are about to undergo an operation, or are taking blood thinners. Do not use if safety seal is broken. Keep out of the reach of children. Shake well before use. Keep refrigerated after opening.
Dosage
Children and adolescents (1 to 17 years old): Consult a health care practitioner.
Adults (18 years and over): Take 1 to 5 drop(s) once a day. Pour the drops directly on the tongue and swallow.
* Can be diluted in a glass of water or juice.
* Take two hours before or four hours after taking other medicines containing calcium, copper, iron or zinc.
* Do not touch the dropper with your mouth or tongue.
Land Art formulates liquid supplements that offer superior absorption, bioavailability, and easier digestibility. Their professional, scientific team makes natural health products that are vegan and gluten-free. Their products undergo quality inspection and are packaged in BPA and BPS free bottles that are fully recyclable. They offer many liquid supplements to support various health concerns including, Chlorphyll and a detox blend, Milk Thistle, Melatonin, B-Complex and B-12, Collagen, or Silica, Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, Ginseng Royal Jelly, and many more, all processed in their Eco-cert NOP organic certified plant licensed by Health Canada.
Oregano
By: Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.)
Oregano is a well-known spice in Italian cooking. This plant is just as useful in the medicine cabinet as it is in the kitchen...
Oregano (Origanum vulgare) is a plant in the mint family that is closely related to marjoram. It has been used around the world as a culinary spice for flavouring grilled meats and vegetables, and as a preservative for meats. In ancient Greece, Hippocrates used oregano as an antiseptic, and as a cure for stomach and respiratory ailments. More current healthcare practitioners use oregano extract for its antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties. Oregano oil can be used topically for skin infections, like Athlete's foot, ringworm and folliculitis. It is also useful for treating colds, sore throats, coughs, chronic respiratory conditions, yeast infections, viral infections, bacterial infections,
diarrhea
and indigestion.
Respiratory Infections
This herb not only kills infecting microbes in the respiratory tract but also acts as an expectorant (helps to expel mucus) and antispasmodic (relieves coughing). This is beneficial in a number of respiratory conditions such as:
bronchitis, croup, as well as common colds and flus.
Digestion and
IBD
In the digestive tract oregano soothes digestion and decreases diarrhea, by stopping intestinal spasms. It also directly kills gastrointestinal microbes and decreases gas and bloating. The current theory is that Inflammatory Bowel Diseases like Crohn's and
Colitis
may have a triad of predisposing factors. These factors include: an unbalanced gut flora, a trigger event such as physical or emotional stress, and a bacterial or microbial invasion (infection). Given this theory, studies are currently investigating the use of oregano oil to treat IBD, and help prevent flares. For more information, please see our IBD article.
Co-Supplementation
It is essential to be sure that you supplement
probiotics
when taking oregano internally. Because of its antimicrobial action, oregano can also eradicate the normal healthy gut flora, which can cause further digestive problems. Supplementing probiotics can replenish this loss and prevent future infections. For more information, please see our Probiotics article.
Essential Oil
The essential oil of oregano is a highly concentrated substance. It comes in various strengths, sometimes referred to as a percentage (i.e.: P73). Make note of the phenol carvacrol, one of the most act ve ingredients in oregano, responsible for the majority of its medicinal benefits. A carvacrol content of 70% or more is optimal.
How can I take Oregano?
Oregano can be purchased as a loose herb, encapsulated herb, spice or essential oil. The loose herb can be made into a poultice for topical application, used for inhalation or taken as a tea for internal use. Oregano may be included in combination teas for soothing digestion. When the essential oil is taken internally, 1-3 drops under the tongue, 3x/daily is a typical dosage. Acutely, you can do up to 3 drops every hour for the first day you are experiencing signs and symptoms of cold, flu or food poisoning (for up to 10 hours). The earlier in the infection cycle that oregano is taken the more easily it prevents progression to a full blown illness.
External Use
Externally, you can apply oregano to almost any affected area, although use extreme caution when treating highly sensitive mucosal membranes, such as the vagina and anal areas. It is highly recommended, when treating these areas that you use a carrier oil to dilute the essential oil, in order to prevent burns. Olive, almond or coconut oils are all good options. Before applying externally, you may want to test a small area of skin with the diluted essential oil, to ensure there is no reaction or determine if further dilution is necessary. A few drops of oil of oregano can be added to shampoos to treat dandruff, eczema or seborrheic
dermatitis
of the scalp. It can also be rubbed (using fingertip) on the gums to treat and prevent gingivitis, as well as a few drops added on your toothbrush to kill germs and treat bad breath.
Oregano– Quick Facts
Parts Used
· Aerial Parts, Essential Oil.
Applications
· Bacterial, Viral Or Fungal Infections, Indigestion, Coughs, Colds
Optimum Dosage
· Essential Oil, 1-3 Drops Daily. Herb, No Standard Dosing. (Clinical Doses May Be Higher As Recommended By Your Practitioner).
Works Well With
·
Echinacea, Goldenseal,
Vitamin C, Garlic, Bitter Herbs,
Slippery Elm, Mullein,
Thyme
Important Information
· The Essential Oil Of Oregano Is Toxic In High Doses And Should Not Be Used In Pregnancy Or Lactation.
· After Oral Use Of Oregano Probiotic Supplements Should Be Used To Replace Beneficial Bacterial Flora.
· Avoid Long Term Use Or Combine With Soothing Herbs Like
Marshmallow
And Slippery Elm.
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Oregano
By: Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.)
Oregano is a well-known spice in Italian cooking. This plant is just as useful in the medicine cabinet as it is in the kitchen...
Oregano (Origanum vulgare) is a plant in the mint family that is closely related to marjoram. It has been used around the world as a culinary spice for flavouring grilled meats and vegetables, and as a preservative for meats. In ancient Greece, Hippocrates used oregano as an antiseptic, and as a cure for stomach and respiratory ailments. More current healthcare practitioners use oregano extract for its antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties. Oregano oil can be used topically for skin infections, like Athlete's foot, ringworm and folliculitis. It is also useful for treating colds, sore throats, coughs, chronic respiratory conditions, yeast infections, viral infections, bacterial infections,
diarrhea
and indigestion.
Respiratory Infections
This herb not only kills infecting microbes in the respiratory tract but also acts as an expectorant (helps to expel mucus) and antispasmodic (relieves coughing). This is beneficial in a number of respiratory conditions such as:
bronchitis, croup, as well as common colds and flus.
Digestion and
IBD
In the digestive tract oregano soothes digestion and decreases diarrhea, by stopping intestinal spasms. It also directly kills gastrointestinal microbes and decreases gas and bloating. The current theory is that Inflammatory Bowel Diseases like Crohn's and
Colitis
may have a triad of predisposing factors. These factors include: an unbalanced gut flora, a trigger event such as physical or emotional stress, and a bacterial or microbial invasion (infection). Given this theory, studies are currently investigating the use of oregano oil to treat IBD, and help prevent flares. For more information, please see our IBD article.
Co-Supplementation
It is essential to be sure that you supplement
probiotics
when taking oregano internally. Because of its antimicrobial action, oregano can also eradicate the normal healthy gut flora, which can cause further digestive problems. Supplementing probiotics can replenish this loss and prevent future infections. For more information, please see our Probiotics article.
Essential Oil
The essential oil of oregano is a highly concentrated substance. It comes in various strengths, sometimes referred to as a percentage (i.e.: P73). Make note of the phenol carvacrol, one of the most act ve ingredients in oregano, responsible for the majority of its medicinal benefits. A carvacrol content of 70% or more is optimal.
How can I take Oregano?
Oregano can be purchased as a loose herb, encapsulated herb, spice or essential oil. The loose herb can be made into a poultice for topical application, used for inhalation or taken as a tea for internal use. Oregano may be included in combination teas for soothing digestion. When the essential oil is taken internally, 1-3 drops under the tongue, 3x/daily is a typical dosage. Acutely, you can do up to 3 drops every hour for the first day you are experiencing signs and symptoms of cold, flu or food poisoning (for up to 10 hours). The earlier in the infection cycle that oregano is taken the more easily it prevents progression to a full blown illness.
External Use
Externally, you can apply oregano to almost any affected area, although use extreme caution when treating highly sensitive mucosal membranes, such as the vagina and anal areas. It is highly recommended, when treating these areas that you use a carrier oil to dilute the essential oil, in order to prevent burns. Olive, almond or coconut oils are all good options. Before applying externally, you may want to test a small area of skin with the diluted essential oil, to ensure there is no reaction or determine if further dilution is necessary. A few drops of oil of oregano can be added to shampoos to treat dandruff, eczema or seborrheic
dermatitis
of the scalp. It can also be rubbed (using fingertip) on the gums to treat and prevent gingivitis, as well as a few drops added on your toothbrush to kill germs and treat bad breath.
Oregano– Quick Facts
Parts Used
· Aerial Parts, Essential Oil.
Applications
· Bacterial, Viral Or Fungal Infections, Indigestion, Coughs, Colds
Optimum Dosage
· Essential Oil, 1-3 Drops Daily. Herb, No Standard Dosing. (Clinical Doses May Be Higher As Recommended By Your Practitioner).
Works Well With
·
Echinacea, Goldenseal,
Vitamin C, Garlic, Bitter Herbs,
Slippery Elm, Mullein,
Thyme
Important Information
· The Essential Oil Of Oregano Is Toxic In High Doses And Should Not Be Used In Pregnancy Or Lactation.
· After Oral Use Of Oregano Probiotic Supplements Should Be Used To Replace Beneficial Bacterial Flora.
· Avoid Long Term Use Or Combine With Soothing Herbs Like
Marshmallow
And Slippery Elm.
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