Oregano

The name Oregano is derived from the Ancient Greek terms “oros” and “ganos.” Together, they mean “joy of the mountains.” Oregano have been used for medicinal purposes since the time of Greek physicians Hippocrates and Maimonides. Diluted Oregano Oil relieves cough and cold symptoms when inhaled, disinfects surfaces when used as an antiseptic cleaning agent, and soothes topical discomforts such as inflammation and itchiness when used in cosmetics like moisturizers and shampoos. Oregano Essential Oil is best known today for its ability to treat fungal infections, such as those of the feet and nails. Only with dilution, this oil can be used topically. When used in aromatherapy, Oregano Essential Oil can boost the immune system.

• Diffuse 5-6 drops of Oregano oil to ireduce symptoms of cold and cough when inhaled due to its expectorant properties.
• A few drops smoothed onto a corner of pillow may promote the faster onset of sleep.
• For a natural yet powerful antiseptic home cleaning agent, Oregano Oil can be blended with Lemon Essential Oil and shaken inside a spray bottle before being put to use as a surface cleaner.
• When sprayed along the wall bases and inside dark corners of a home, it can effectively keep away ants and cockroaches.
• By mixing the oil with water and spraying it in humid areas around the home, such as the shower, it can prevent fungus and mold from developing.

2 drops Oregano
2 drops Rosemary
2 drops Peppermint
2 drops Euca;yptus

INSTRUCTIONS
In order to achieve a thorough mix of oils before adding them to a diffuser, add all oils to a 2 ml glass bottle. Roll bottle between hands to blend oils. Based on manufacturer’s instructions, add the appropriate number of drops to your diffuser. To make a massage blend, simply mix all the essential oils with 4 tsp. of a carrier oil of personal preference.

4 drops Oregano
4 drops Lavender
4 drops Balsam Fir

INSTRUCTIONS
Boil 3 cups of distilled or purified water.Remove the water from the heat and allow it to cool in a bowl for 5 minutes. Add the essential oils to the water and stir. Place the bowl somewhere stable and comfortable where you can sit for 10 minutes. Drape a large bath towel over your head, shoulders, and the bowl. Lean over the bowl with your face 10-12 inches away from the water. Ensure that your eyes are closed during the entire steam, as the oils may irritate open eyes. Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth. Enjoy the relief from congestion, mucus, inflammation, itching, and other cold symptoms.

5 drops Oregano
5 drops Frankincense
5 drops Lemon
5 drops Tea Tree
1 tsp Epsom Salt
60 ml Glass Spray Bottle
60 ml Distilled Water

INSTRUCTIONS
Mix all the essential oils with the Epsom salt inside the
spray bottle. Swirl the mixture together to blend
everything thoroughly. Fill the rest of the bottle with water,
tightly close the bottle with the cap, and shake well.
Spray into the air to eliminate and prevent germs.

2 drops Oregano
4 drops Cypress
4 tsp Grapeseed or Almond Oil

INSTRUCTIONS
Measure out the carrier oil in a dark bottle. Slowly add in the essential oils and shake the bottle to mix the blend thoroughly. Massage the blend into the lower back in a clockwise motion for a few minutes. Better to use before going to sleep.

4 drops Oregano
4 drops Lavender
4 tsp Grapeseed Oil

INSTRUCTIONS
Measure out the carrier oils in a dark bottle. Slowly add in the essential oil and shake the bottle to mix the blend thoroughly. Massage the blend into the affected areas.