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what is oil of oregano good for treatment

by Damaris Prohaska Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Because of its ability to protect against bacterial infection, topical oregano oil has been shown to be effective in wound treatment and healing, even killing off methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). In addition to being a powerful antimicrobial agent, oregano oil also has anti-inflammatory effects.Oct 22, 2020

What happens if you take oregano oil daily?

When used as directed, oregano oil should be safe. In too-high doses, it may have detrimental effects. This may be due in part to thymol, one of the phenols it contains. In high doses, thymol is a mild irritant which might affect the skin or internal organs.

How many days in a row can you take oregano oil?

Carefully read the dosage instructions on the bottle. Regardless of why you're taking oregano oil, make sure you take at least a weeklong break for every 3 weeks of use. Oregano oil is a powerful substance, so it's best to start with the smallest possible dose to see how your body reacts.

Is oregano good for lungs?

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Is Oil of Oregano an antibiotic?

Our study showed that oregano oil effectively inactivated various pathogenic bacteria and their biofilms irrespective of their antibiotic susceptibility. The study is the first in vivo attempt on the use of oregano oil for the treatment of burn wounds infected with clinically important MDR bacteria.

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