Oregano oil
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Our ancestors used oregano oil as an antibacterial substance. Today, the effect of the extract components has been studied in more detail. A natural remedy will cope with common strains of viruses, helminthic and bacterial lesions.
Application of Oregano Essential Oil
Keeping in mind the antibacterial effect, this natural remedy can be used for:
- in the fight against fungus on the legs or nail plates.
- elimination of helminthic infestation in children and adults.
- relief of symptoms of colds and diseases of the nasal sinuses.
In addition, this remedy against bacteria can perfectly cope with the elimination of dangerous microorganisms during the cleaning of premises.
Components in the composition of oregano oil 
Talking about the ingredients of oregano essential oil, it is worth noting that the main active substance is phenols. These are organic compounds that have an antioxidant effect. There are two types of phenol:
- the fungicide thymol. It stimulates the immune system, protects against toxins, reduces the spread of infection with tissue damage.
- and carvacrol that fights against bacterial infections. It helps to cope with staphylococcus, Salmonella, E. coli, giardia, listeria, and other intestinal parasites.
In addition to phenols, oregano extracts contain:
- antibacterial terpenes.
- an additional antioxidant for the removal of free radicals is rosemary acid. It is used as a preventive agent of atherosclerosis, as well as reduces severe allergic reactions with edema, itching.
- naringin inhibits the growth of pathological cancer cells.
- beta-karyopherin helps with osteoporosis, other bone tissue lesions, and metabolic disorders.
Key advantages of Oregano oil
According to reviews, oregano oil (oregano extract) has a huge spectrum of effects on the human body. The main tasks include the elimination of:
- urinary tract infections (various types of bacilli, proteus).
- respiratory diseases, through the transmission of infected strains of pneumonia.
- fungal infections of the yeast type.
- common childhood parasitic diseases, such as giardiasis and amoebas.
- Staphylococcus aureus, which is dangerous for the normal functioning of the body.