How to Use Oreganol

Oreganol (or oregano oil) is used by herbalists to treat a variety of ailments, including athlete's foot, sunburn and respiratory and digestive disorders. Although the health benefits of Oreganol have not been conclusively proven in clinical studies, a 2001 study at Georgetown University found that oregano oil effectively kills certain types of bacteria and fungi. Oreganol is made from hand-picked wild mountain oregano grown without chemicals or pesticides.

Things You'll Need

• Oreganol pure oregano oil
• Cotton ball
• Tape

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Instructions

• 1

  For skin disorders such as sunburn, athlete's foot or ringworm, apply Oreganol directly to the affected area twice a day.

• 2

  For warts, soak a cotton ball with Oreganol and tape the cotton ball over the wart. Take five drops of Oreganol orally each day, by itself or mixed with juice or water.

• 3

  For upper respiratory disorders, take two or three drops of Oreganol under your tongue once a day, plus three to five drops mixed with juice or water twice a day.

• 4

  For diarrhea and constipation, take three drops of Oreganol sublingually at least twice a day, plus five drops mixed with juice or water three times a day.

• 5

  For bladder disorders, take five drops of Oreganol three times a day in juice or water, plus two drops three times a day under the tongue.