Description
Description
Oregano / Wild marjoram / Origanum essential oil
Latin name: Origanum vulgare
Family: Lamiaceae
Scent phase: Second
Aroma: Herbaceous with a woody undertone, slightly tart.
Country of origin: Germany
Action
Antiseptic, pain-relieving, healing; increases the functional activity of the stomach; generally stimulating and toning; supports the work of the liver and gallbladder, tones the function of the spleen; diaphoretic; anti-rheumatic; laxative; antispasmodic; improves appetite.
Effect on the mind
Oregano (or wild marjoram) oil can prove itself a toning and stimulating agent.
Effect on the body
Wild marjoram oil soothes the stomach, liver and spleen. In addition, it normalises the work of the gastrointestinal tract in nervous disorders, relieves spasms in the intestines and acts as a cleansing tonic. Used for high acidity, flatulence and lack of appetite. Wild marjoram oil is believed to help well in aerophagia (swallowing air). Has a beneficial effect on the respiratory system, in particular in colds, bronchitis and catarrh. Can relieve the symptoms of asthma and whooping cough. Being a stimulant, it activates the organs of touch, helps with deafness, eases pain and reduces ringing in the ears and makes toothache less acute.
A possible positive effect in migraine and facial tic. The warming and pain-relieving properties of the oil will benefit women who suffer from uterine spasms, as well as those who often feel rheumatic and muscle pain. The oil restores the joy of life. Thanks to its diaphoretic properties and its ability to stimulate urination, the oil removes excess water from tissues oversaturated with fluid. Strengthens immunity and is especially useful for allergies, candidiasis, chronic fatigue syndrome and fungal infections. Stimulates lymphatic circulation. Helps mobilise the body during recovery or general weakness. Has an antibacterial and antiviral action, purifies the air and prevents the spread of infections.
Effect on the skin
Oregano essential oil heals infected cuts and wounds wonderfully. Has a certain effect in pediculosis (infestation by skin parasites).
Combinations
Basil, pelargonium, rosemary, pine, thyme, fennel.
How to use
Essential oils are highly concentrated phyto-essences! They are intended for use only in a heavily diluted form, after studying specialist literature, consulting an aromatherapist and further studying the precautions!
Never neglect this warning!
Important note: the information presented in the descriptions is for educational purposes only. The data is not complete and does not guarantee accurate information.
General safety information
* Do not take any oils internally without consulting a qualified specialist.
* Do not apply essential oils, absolutes, CO2 extracts or other concentrated preparations to the skin undiluted and without first doing a patch test.
* If you are pregnant, suffer from epilepsy, asthma or cancer, have liver damage or any other medical problems, use oils only under the proper guidance of a qualified aromatherapy specialist.
* Be extremely careful when using essential oils for the care of children. Use only mild oils and in very low doses.
* Keep essential oils out of the reach of children.
* When using essential oils, it is safest to consult a qualified practising aromatherapist.
* If you have never used a particular essential oil before, you should do patch tests before use.
Storage conditions: store in a dry, ventilated place in a glass container, out of the reach of children.
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