One of the common natural remedies at the first sign of a cold is oil of oregano. It is derived from the origanum vulgare herb, which is a member of the mint family. Its strong taste suggests that it simply must be effective at fighting off colds and other ailments. When it is in its pure form, oil of oregano has very powerful antimicrobial properties. In fact, it should be diluted when used, and never used for long periods of time because of how strong an effect it can have. Here are a few common uses for this powerful natural antimicrobial.
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