Description

Proven properties of Oregano oil:

Internal use:

• Improving immune function
• Acne, allergies, asthma
• Arthritis
• Autoimmune disorders
• Bad breath, bronchitis
• Bladder infections
• Candida infections
• Bloating
• Colds, cough
• Childhood diseases
• Colitis, Crohn's
• Dengue fever
• Eczema, earache
• Fatigue, food poisoning, flu
• Gastritis, gallbladder
• Headache, hepatitis, herpes
• Indigestion, irritable bowel
• Kidney infection
• Pneumonia, psoriasis, parasites
• Prostate disorders
• Sinusitis, sore throat, stomach ulcers
• Urinary tract infections and more.

Directions: Start with 2-3 drops under the tongue 2-3x daily. Hold under tongue a minute or two to increase absorption. Heat sensation is normal. Swish around in the mouth to reduce plaque and treat gum disease. Dosage levels may be slowly increased over a few weeks to a maximum of 4-6 drops up to 6x daily in cases of stubborn health challenges. Take immediately at the first symptom of a cold or flu; take a couple of drops every hour and drink lots of water. Treat Candida infection gradually, starting with low dosages and slowly increasing to maximum dosages over a two week time frame. Add to questionable drinking water to kill pathogens.

Children: For ease of use avoid oral administration of Oregano oil in children under eight. Rub a drop or two on the soles of the feet and/or dilute 3x with olive oil to rub along the spine. Place a few drops on a tissue or cloth and put by the bedside at night to help with colds, flu and chest congestion. For earaches rub a drop around the outside circumference of the ear, morning and evening. Never put Oregano oil in the ear canal. Older children who can tolerate the taste can be given 2-3 drops with a spoon of honey or added to juice or consomme.

The importance of drinking water: Oregano oil kills pathogens. These bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites leave toxins in the blood when they die. These toxins can cause a Herxheimer reaction, commonly known as a healing crisis, with symptoms such as fatigue, headache or flu-like symptoms. By drinking water throughout the day your body is able to flush these toxins away before symptoms can occur. Spring water is best.

External use:

(may be diluted with 1-5x olive oil)

• Acne, cuts, scrapes, bruises, puncture wounds
• Spider veins, arthritis, burns
• Sore muscles, ligaments and tendons
• Back pain, headache
• Earache (apply around the outside of the ear)
• Toothache, gum disorders
• Eczema, psoriasis, nail fungus, athlete's foot
• Warts, skin tags
• Insect bites, bee and wasp stings, animal bites
• Scabies, lice, ticks, discouraging insects, herpes
• Chicken pox, measles, dandruff, seborrhea
• Unusual skin growths or sores
• Boils, rosacea, ringworm, bed sores

Directions: Apply as is to unbroken skin. Use as often as required. For sensitive skin areas or in treating wounds or large areas dilute 1-5x with more olive oil. Test a small area first. Heat sensation is normal but should not be uncomfortable. Dilute with more olive oil if necessary. Add to shampoo for dandruff control. Add to liquid soap for a natural antimicrobial cleanser.

Oregano oil and Animals: Dogs, birds, horses, chickens and other livestock benefit from both internal and external application of Oregano oil. It can be used for any infectious or parasitic condition topically or internally. It also speeds wound healing. Dilute in more olive oil for internal and external use. Mix with food for internal use. Extreme caution must be used treating felines due to possible liver damage.

Unique: Hedd Wyn Essentials Wild Oil of Oregano is unique by being the only product of its kind to utilize a patented technology which increases bioavailaility, absorption and compatibility with friendly bacteria. This technology raises the frequency of the oil and increases its life force energy.

Quality/Organic Certification: Our Oil of Oregano is produced from Certified Organic Wild Oregano (Origanum minutiflorum), hand picked in the Mediterranean wilderness. The Oregano leaves and flowers are steam distilled at low temperature and low pressure in stainless steel crucibles. Each batch of essential oil is numbered and then analyzed using Mass Spectography and Gas Chromatography. This rigorous testing assures that only the correct species of edible Oregano with high Carvacrol content is delivered to you in our Oil of Oregano. We guarantee our essential oil is pure & unadulterated. Carvacrol content is in excess of 80%. Analysis is available on request.

Our certified organic, cold pressed, extra virgin olive oil is from Greece. All ingredients, oregano essential oil and olive oil, are created by nature and are certified to be free of man made chemical contamination or genetically modified plants. Our Wild Oil of Oregano oil is gluten free. Certified organic means the wild oregano plants are harvested in an ecologically sustainable manner.

Ratio of Oregano essential oil to olive oil: Research and experience have shown that a ratio of 1 part essential oil to 4 parts olive oil is the safest and most effective formula. When using essential oils, stronger is not better. Efficacy: Practitioners who use muscle testing in their practice continue to report to us that our Wild Oil of Oregano tests better for more patients and more conditions than any other Oregano oil on the market.

Hedd Wyn Essentials has been the trusted gold standard supplier of Wild Mediterranean Oregano oil since 2000. We have been dealing in wild crafted and organic essential oils for two decades.

Key references: (more available on request)

Antonia Nostro et al. Effects of oregano, carvacrol and thymol on Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus epidermidis biofilms. Journal of Medical Microbiology 56 (2007)

Astani A., Reichling J. and Schnitzler P. Comparative study on the antiviral activity of selected monoterpenes derived from essential oils. Phytotherapy Research. 2009 Aug 3.

Force M., Sparks W.S. and Ronzio R.A. Inhibition of enteric parasites by emulsified oil of oregano in vivo. Phytotherapy Research. 2000; 14(3): 213-214.

Goun E., Cunningham G., Solodnikov S., Krasnykch O. and Miles H. Antithrombin activity of some constituents from Origanum vulgare. Fitoterapia. 2002; 73(7-8): 692-694.

Koparal A.T. and Zeytinoglu M. Effects of Carvacrol on a Human Non- Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) Cell Line, A549. Cytotechnology. 2003; 43(1-3): 149-54.

Osakabe N., Takano H., Sanbongi C., Yasuda A., Yanagisawa R., Inoue K. and Yoshikawa T. Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effect of rosmarinic acid (RA); inhibition of seasonal allergic rhinoconjunctivitis (SAR) and its mechanism. BioFactors. 2004; 21(1-4): 127-131

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