Oregano Dry Leaves

Name: Oregano Dry Leaves
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Tie a few pieces of oregano together in a bunch at the stem using some twine or a rubber band. Hang these bundles from a string or hook in a warm place inside that gets some direct sunlight. Your oregano should be dry and ready to store in about two to six weeks. Oregano is an herb that boasts some pretty potent benefits when it comes to your health. It is high in antioxidants and may help fight off bacteria and viruses, potentially reduce the growth of cancer cells and help alleviate inflammation. Oregano contains chemicals that might help reduce cough. Oregano also might help with digestion and with fighting against some bacteria and viruses.

People around the Mediterranean region have used oregano for centuries in herbal medicine to treat many ailments, including:

skins sores.
aching muscles.
asthma.
cramping.
diarrhea.
indigestion.
colds.
to boost overall health.
coughs
asthma
allergies
croup
bronchitis
painful menstrual cramps
rheumatoid arthritis
urinary tract infections and disorders
headaches
diabetes
bleeding after a tooth extraction
heart conditions
high cholesterol

Several studies have shown the powerful antibacterial properties of oregano oil, even against antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria. In one study that tested the antibacterial effects of a range of essential oils, oregano oil was found to be the most powerful inhibitor of bacterial growth. 6 Natural Ways to Use Oregano, from a Tummy Tea to Massage Oil:

Oregano Oil.
Tummy Tea.
Skin Soother.
Anti-inflammatory Face Compress.
Massage Oil.
Cough-Relieving Tea.

Oregano in the herb form is fine for most people. If you have allergies to mint you should take precautions when taking oregano. Pregnant women can take oregano in its fresh or dried form and it is safe. Soups, salads, eggs, meat dishes and other preparations that use oregano are safe. Toast dried oregano leaves lightly in a pan and add them to your favorite chili or taco recipe. Drizzle olive oil over a hunk of feta cheese that’s been topped with oregano leaves and serve with olives. Oregano can become overpowering and bitter if too much is used on foods with a mild flavor.