Oregano Oil and Its Powerful Antiviral Properties

The Greeks called it “joy of the mountain,” and the Italians called it “flavor enhancer”, and it eventually became a signature ingredient in Italian recipes. Oregano has been used by tribal healers for over 5,000 years. Ancient medicine men believed oregano...

Juniper Berry Oil and Its Detoxifying Benefits

The Greeks were using juniper berry oil as medicine long before the Romans, and the Indians and Egyptians were using the berries for food as well as for offerings to people who were making the transition to the afterlife before the Greeks realized what junipers could...

Cardamom Oil As a Circulatory Stimulant and Mind Tonic

The Egyptians were big fans of cardamom oil. They used cardamom to whiten their teeth, and the oil was used in perfumes and for incense in religious ceremonies. When the Romans ate too much they drank cardamom to aid digestion, and the Arabs mixed it in their coffee...

Anise Seed Oil Relieves Flatulence and Indigestion

The anise seed has been an important part of the Mediterranean diet for centuries. The Egyptians and the Greeks used anise as a spice and as a medicine long before the Spanish, and the Chinese were aware of the antiseptic, antispasmodic, digestive, diuretic, and...
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