Blended Organic Wild Oregano Oil (Pre-order)
Blended Organic Wild Oregano Oil (Pre-order)
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Product Description:
Oregano World Wild Mediterranean Oregano Oil is a potent extract of wild Mediterranean oregano blended with Moroccan sweet almond oil in a 7:1 ratio. Ready to use orally or topically, it does not need to be diluted.
Uses:
Wild oregano oil is traditionally used for its antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antiparasitic, antioxidant, and topical antimicrobial properties. It may support a balanced gut microbiome, immune response, respiratory function, digestion, skin, and nail health.
Source and extraction:
Wild organic Origanum vulgare from the mountain regions of Turkey, steam distilled without solvent residue. The oregano oil contains a minimum of 80% carvacrol by mass before dilution.
Dilution: One part oregano oil to seven parts Moroccan sweet almond oil.
Storage: Keep tightly sealed in dark glass in a cool, dark place.
Allergen warning: Contains sweet almond oil. Do not use if you are allergic to tree nuts or to mint-family plants including mint, sage, basil, or lavender.
Important: Consult a healthcare professional before using this product for any medical condition. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Wild Oregano Oil FAQ
What is oregano oil used for?
Wild oregano oil can be used as an:
Antibacterial
Antiviral
Antifungal
Antiparasitic
Antioxidant
Greenfield Botanics Wild Oregano Oil is blended with certified organic sweet almond oil, making it safe and effective for oral or topical use without further dilution.
Consuming wild oregano oil diluted in water or juice orally can help fight infections, bacterial overgrowth, and help manage conditions like SIBO. Unlike broad-spectrum antibiotics, oregano oil can selectively target pathogenic bacteria without eliminating all beneficial bacteria.
Wild oregano oil can be used to repair your gut health, prevent infection, treat infections including sinus and skin infections, heal small wounds, improve the look of skin and nails, and much more.
Do not use Greenfield Botanics Wild Oregano Oil if you are allergic to mint, sage, basil or lavender. Do not use if you are allergic to tree nuts.
Oregano oil has been known to improve the following conditions:
Help relieve heartburn and aid digestion by relaxing smooth muscles in the throat and GI tract.
Studies show that oral oregano oil can help treat internal parasite infections.
Candida infections.
Bacterial overgrowths such as SIBO.
H. pylori infections (which can cause stomach inflammation and ulcers).
Improving mood and mental health.
Does oregano oil expire?
Carvacrol, the primary medicinal component of Mediterranean oregano oil, has a shelf life of 3 to 6 years.
Where is your oregano oil sourced from?
Greenfield Botanics Wild Mediterranean Oregano Oil is harvested from wild, organic oregano grown in the mountains in Turkey.
How is essential oil extracted from the oregano plant?
Greenfield Botanics Wild Mediterranean Oregano Oil is extracted using steam distillation. Steam distillation is ideal for extracting temperature-sensitive ingredients from herbs. It is healthier than solvent extraction because there is no residual solvent, such as hexane, left after extraction. Steam distillation works best for oregano oil because it extracts medicinal terpenes and phenols from the plant without extracting pigments and heavier chemicals. The end result is a very high final concentration of therapeutic compounds in the essential oil.
What species of oregano plant is this oil from?
Greenfield Botanics Wild Mediterranean Oregano Oil is from wild harvested Turkish Origanum Vulgare oregano.
What is carvacrol?
Carvacrol, a monoterpenoid phenol, is the most abundant medicinal component in Greenfield Botanics Wild Mediterranean Oregano Oil. Carvacrol has potent antioxidant and antimicrobial properties, as well as the pungent aroma associated with Mediterranean oregano.
How should oregano oil be stored to protect its quality?
Store it in a dark glass container, tightly sealed, in a cool, dark place. Refrigeration is not necessary.
What is your dilution ratio?
1:7. We mix one part wild, organic Turkish oregano oil with 7 parts sweet almond oil.
What is the percentage of carvacrol?
Before dilution with sweet almond oil, our pure oregano oil contains a minimum of 80% (mass/mass) carvacrol.
Is it OK to take probiotics when using oregano oil as an antimicrobial?
It is best practice to take probiotics with your oral oregano oil regimen. Continue probiotics after your regimen to rebuild your gut microbial flora.