Oregano

This plant has a very ancient history in herbal medicine. The Greeks extensively used it as an antiseptic remedy for both external and internal purposes.

It was believed to have soothing, antiseptic, pain-relieving, digestion-stimulating, cough-relieving, and diaphoretic (promoting sweating) properties. It was also used externally as a remedy for inflammation in the oral cavity, tonsillitis, and skin conditions.

• For improving circulation and treating blood-related conditions such as anemia.
• It possesses strong antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.
• For treating various inflammations of the oral mucosa.
• In the treatment of depression.
• For severe headaches and cramps.
• In cases of menstrual cycle irregularities.