Wild Oregano oil

Oregano oil, especially that which contains a high percentage of carvacrol, is effective against a wide range of bacteria and fungi, including candida. You can take it orally (1–2 drops diluted in a teaspoon of olive or other base oil, 2–3 times a day) or use it topically, but always with adequate dilution. We recommend consulting a doctor or pharmacist before starting use, especially if you have any chronic condition or are taking medication.

Wild oregano oil can be taken at the same time as an antibiotic. In laboratory (in vitro) studies, oregano oil and its main constituents, carvacrol and thymol, act synergistically or additively with many antibiotics – together they work more strongly than each one alone – while weakening of the antibiotic's effect is rare. According to the experience of our users, taking antibiotics and wild oregano oil at the same time works well, but it is best to consult a doctor or pharmacist before you start taking them together. They can advise you based on your state of health and the

Wild oregano oil is effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi, including Candida. Our wild oregano oil has also been scientifically tested against Candida and proven effective. For more information, visit this page. According to the official instructions: It is used for ten days in one month: 3x2 drops a day. The oil is taken after a meal, diluted in a teaspoon of edible oil (sunflower, olive, coconut, linseed...). For children over 6 years of age: The treatment should preferably last 10-14 days, as follows: 2-3×1 drop a day. The oil is taken after a meal, diluted in

According to the official instructions: It is used for ten days in one month: 3x2 drops a day. The oil is taken after a meal, diluted in a teaspoon of edible oil (sunflower, olive, coconut, linseed...). For children over 6 years of age: The treatment should preferably last 10-14 days, as follows: 2-3×1 drop a day. The oil is taken after a meal, diluted in a teaspoon of edible oil. Mix the contents well and swallow quickly, without holding it in your mouth. A glass of cold water is recommended afterwards. We strongly recommend mixing it with olive oil, mainly

The product is not recommended for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and children under six years of age, or for persons who are hypersensitive to any ingredient of the product. The product must not be taken by persons who have anemia, blood clotting disorders, swallowing disorders, severe hypertension or severe liver and kidney damage, or by persons on anticoagulant therapy. Possible side effects of the product are: slow reabsorption of iron from the intestine, short-term and transient rapid heartbeat and palpitations (in persons who are sensitive to spicy food), a burning and stinging sensation in the oral cavity and stomach, and

Wild oregano oil is not recommended for pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it is best to consult your doctor before using any supplements or herbal preparations.

The use of oregano oil is definitely not recommended for children under 6 years of age, while children over 6 must be very careful. Method of use for children over 6 years of age: The treatment should preferably last 10-14 days, as follows: 2-3×1 drop a day. The oil is taken after a meal, diluted in a teaspoon of edible oil. Mix the contents well and swallow quickly, without holding it in the mouth. A glass of cold water is recommended afterwards. Our advice: by your own example, show the child how to quickly swallow the oil diluted in a

Allergic reactions to oregano oil are not common, but they are possible. The most common symptoms are redness, itching, a burning sensation or a rash on the skin. We recommend doing a so-called “patch test” – apply diluted oil to a small area of skin and wait 24 hours. If you notice any reaction, stop using it immediately and consult a doctor.

High-quality olive oil is used most often, but coconut, linseed or sunflower oil can also be used. It is important that the oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, so that all its nutritional and protective benefits are used while the risk of irritation is reduced. Our advice: The highest-quality olive oil.

Oregano oil has traditionally been used to support the respiratory tract. Thanks to its antiseptic properties, it helps fight the cause of infection and can therefore relieve symptoms such as coughing or blocked sinuses. You can take it orally (diluted) or inhale it (add 1-2 drops to hot water and inhale the steam). However, be careful and, if the symptoms do not go away, be sure to consult a doctor. Our advice: Add 1 drop of oregano oil to half a liter of boiling water and carefully inhale with your eyes closed (it is best to cover your face with

Oregano oil can be used as a dietary supplement to strengthen immunity because of its antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. However, we recommend using it in shorter cycles, e.g. two weeks, followed by a break. This way you avoid the possibility of irritating the mucous membranes and disturbing the natural intestinal flora.

Oregano oil has a strong, spicy-bitter taste. Make sure you dilute it in olive or coconut oil and then swallow it with a little water or juice. If you still feel a burning sensation in your mouth, you can increase the amount of carrier oil or drink more water after taking it. Probotanic experience: Wild oregano oil can also be mixed with tomato juice. Avoid mixing it with water. You should know that oil and water do not mix, so the oil will always float on the surface of water or any juice.