doTERRA Oregano Essential Oil 15 mL

doTERRA Oregano Essential Oil
Oregano has a powerful, warm, herbaceous aroma and flavor. It is one of the oils that can move naturally from an essential-oil collection into the kitchen when used according to the current product label.
Why Customers Choose It
15 mL bottle
Strong, warm, herbaceous aroma and flavor
Useful for label-directed culinary recipes
Pairs naturally with tomato, Italian-style herbs, savory sauces, soups, and marinades
Also suitable for aromatic and carefully diluted topical use as directed
Ginny's Note
I’ve personally used Oregano and this is definitely one where a little goes a long way. I especially like that it has a practical place in the kitchen as well as an essential-oil collection. If you’re comparing Oregano with Basil, Thyme, Rosemary, or another culinary oil, call or text me at 619-851-8236.
What Research Is Exploring
Oregano is another oil where identity and chemistry matter. A doTERRA-affiliated 2017 study examined Origanum vulgare essential oil in pre-inflamed human dermal fibroblasts and identified carvacrol as the major active component. The researchers measured changes in protein biomarkers and gene expression related to inflammation and tissue remodeling. Because the authors were affiliated with doTERRA and the botanical species matches Oregano commonly sold as O. vulgare, this work is more relevant to doTERRA's research program than an unidentified generic oregano oil. It is still a cell-culture study, however, not a human clinical trial, so it cannot establish that using this bottle treats inflammation, wounds, cancer, infection, or another condition.
Independent researchers have also studied chemically characterized O. vulgare essential oils in human-cell models, with results that further illustrate why composition matters: oregano oils can differ substantially in their dominant constituents. Human research remains much more limited and often uses specialized formulations rather than a bottle of essential oil. A recent study of an edible oregano-oil jelly included 91 participants, while earlier research evaluated oregano oil as an additive in a hand-washing experiment. Those studies should not be interpreted as proving the same effects from culinary, aromatic, or topical use of doTERRA Oregano. Research is continuing.
Read the doTERRA-affiliated Oregano essential-oil cell study on PubMed
Read independent characterized Oregano essential-oil cell research on PubMed
Read the human oregano-oil jelly study on PubMed
Read the oregano-oil hand-washing study on PubMed
Use: Oregano is a potent oil. Follow the current product label for culinary, aromatic, topical, and dilution directions.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Avoid eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. Follow all current label precautions.