Oil of Oregano 1 fl oz
Who doesn’t love a good oil of oregano? 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 etc. It also helps 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, urinary infections, candida infections and bacterial overgrowths. Not to mention improving mood and mental health
Do not use Oregano Oil if you are allergic to mint, sage, basil or lavender.
Use with caution, do your own research and speak with a medical professional before incorporating into your daily routine.
Who doesn’t love a good oil of oregano? 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 etc. It also helps 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, urinary infections, candida infections and bacterial overgrowths. Not to mention improving mood and mental health
Do not use Oregano Oil if you are allergic to mint, sage, basil or lavender.
Use with caution, do your own research and speak with a medical professional before incorporating into your daily routine.
Who doesn’t love a good oil of oregano? 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 etc. It also helps 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, urinary infections, candida infections and bacterial overgrowths. Not to mention improving mood and mental health
Do not use Oregano Oil if you are allergic to mint, sage, basil or lavender.
Use with caution, do your own research and speak with a medical professional before incorporating into your daily routine.
