What is the difference between this &amp; Oregano Essential Oil? Can they be used similarly? Any differences? Thanks!
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Preganol P73 is edible, and highly concentrated from specially grown and harvested wild oregano. When you buy an essential oil, it may or may NOT be a food grade product. There are numerous essential oils that are used for fragrance or cosmetics only. So research what you are buying. And do not consume ANY essential oil unless it is labeled as food grade and purchased from a reputable source. Hope that helps. kk voicebender.com
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No we do not recommend, Oregano for Acne. We do have a Acne fighter synergy, or even maybe tea tree.
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Most people will say another carrier oil. something mild not to overpower this oil? I can't say for sure which one would be best? and by what proportion I don't know since I don't dilute my essential oils. but try almond oil, or grape seed oil and mix small batch to get the desired result for what you seek?
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Kasia, I suspect there is something wrong with your oregano oil. Try 1 drop on your tongue, if NO BURN, there is your answer. Good luck.
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I like them both. The coconut oil I use when I fry eggs or scramble them. They come out non greasy and taste better. I use it for cooking fish and also for making french toast. Also I use it for my hair and skin. A little dabs to condition hair, and later wash it out makes it real soft. It adds good nutrients to my hair. It makes my skin soft when too dry. It hydrates quicker then oil. It is a good product. Evoo is great for food dishes and also healthy. I use that alot too. I just started using the coconut oil, was impressed by how the oil sucks into the food quickly without leaving an oily taste. It doesnt burn the food. The nice part is I put a small amount on my hands and areas that are dry and it goes on oily but hydrates the skin quicker then creams and skin feels soft. So i use them both.
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62 percent or more guaranteed of carvacrol, no thymol, and the oil is made from medierranean oregano emulsified in a extra virgin olive oil. I use a few drops under my tongue everyday . I will not use anything else. See Dr Cass Ingram on y o u t u b e videos.
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Yes, you can do it whatever ways you liked. There is diluted Oregano oil available in the market too, but I like this one because it is pure and I used as to put some drops inside the empty shell of capsule and drink with water, you get therapeutic effect when needed.
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Start with 2 drops under the tongue. This oregano oil is amazing. I do not tolerate prescription drugs etc.. so rely on wild oregano oil for EVERYTHING. Good luck.
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I can't see any difference. As long as there are no additives, emu oil is what it is. I recommend buying only pure emu oil. More money doesn't always mean more purity.
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probably- but u need 2 dilute it a lot in an oil first- the best would be coconut oil as it also has antimicrobial property's. Using it undiluted will just cause you extream pain. I take it orally- & the one time I was lazy & just threw it in a shot glass w water instead of mixing it with oil I wanted to cry- the pain of the oregano oil on my mouth & throat was a whole lot of not fun.
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Nothing else but the PURE OREGANO OIL. It is very strong! BUT very effective.
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I feel compelled to inform consumers...and it saddens me that this company is misleading customers as I have a few oils I have purchased from them in the past... But PURE Vanilla Essential Oil does NOT exist. As I researched myself into the difference and such...http://www.lgbotanicals.com/Vanilla-Pure-Essential-Oil--No-Such-Thing_b_27.html#.VN5j7v54rYg
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I get my oils from a company called Plant Therapy. Ther are other companies that are good, but have a tiered marketing system which inflates the cost. You want to look for theraputic grade essential oils which are the purest, and if they are organic, too, that is even better. There are some other good companies that sell their oils direct to you on the internet. Just look up Theraputic, Organic essential oils.
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Use any essential, depending on what you are using mister for, IE: lavender oil is great for massages or meditating, orange oil is great for entertaining.Oil is dropped into water reservoir.It's really a great item
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I'm not sure if there is a difference between essential and aromatherapy oils, the instructions indicate that it is fine to use with aromatherapy oils. Just replace the filter after usage with aromatherapy oils. I have not used it with such so I have no personal experience with it.
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As this is real oil of oregano and this is not olive oil (and I use coconut oil combined in this product). I believe, just like organic cayenne pepper that's been jarred, as an example, it doesn't go bad...... it might get old. Yet, if I found it in it's container, (which is in dark glass) I would still use it, it may not be as strong, but it's still in it's all natural, different form. It doesn't go bad. It just get's weaker with time, a lot of time. This is not scientific either. What this stuff does for the human body, how can an expiration date, matter? Unless this isn't the real thing. And, with how long I have been using OoO this seems to be on the edge of perfect OoO. Ok, close to it. As this is real oil of oregano and this is not olive oil (and I use coconut oil combined in this product). I believe, just like organic cayenne pepper that's been jarred, as an example, it doesn't go bad...... it might get old. Yet, if I found it in it's container, (which is in dark glass) I would still use it, it may not be as strong, but it's still in it's all natural, different form. It doesn't go bad. It just get's weaker with time, a lot of time. This is not scientific either. What this stuff does for the human body, how can an expiration date, matter? Unless this isn't the real thing.... » Read More As this is real oil of oregano and this is not olive oil (and I use coconut oil combined in this product). I believe, just like organic cayenne pepper that's been jarred, as an example, it doesn't go bad...... it might get old. Yet, if I found it in it's container, (which is in dark glass) I would still use it, it may not be as strong, but it's still in it's all natural, different form. It doesn't go bad. It just get's weaker with time, a lot of time. This is not scientific either. What this stuff does for the human body, how can an expiration date, matter? Unless this isn't the real thing. And, with how long I have been using OoO this seems to be on the edge of perfect OoO. Ok, close to it. « Show Less
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Essential oil is a much more concentrated version of this extract. I sometimes use a few drops of the oil in juice before bed. The extract is diluted already, and you can put it directly in your mouth without a carrier liquid. Fragrance oil is used for fragrance, essential oil is used for medicinal purposes (though you can use most for scent too, in small, diluted, quantities). For example, chamomile extract smells and tastes like the flower, but the essential oil smells nothing like the flower (it smells vile, actually), bc it's very concentrated. So basically, oil is more cost effective, but extract is water soluble and ready to use. Hope that helps! Essential oil is a much more concentrated version of this extract. I sometimes use a few drops of the oil in juice before bed. The extract is diluted already, and you can put it directly in your mouth without a carrier liquid. Fragrance oil is used for fragrance, essential oil is used for medicinal purposes (though you can use most for scent too, in small, diluted, quantities). For example, chamomile extract smells and tastes like the flower, but the essential oil smells nothing like the flower (it smells vile, actually), bc it's very concentrated. So basically, oil is more cost effective,... » Read More Essential oil is a much more concentrated version of this extract. I sometimes use a few drops of the oil in juice before bed. The extract is diluted already, and you can put it directly in your mouth without a carrier liquid. Fragrance oil is used for fragrance, essential oil is used for medicinal purposes (though you can use most for scent too, in small, diluted, quantities). For example, chamomile extract smells and tastes like the flower, but the essential oil smells nothing like the flower (it smells vile, actually), bc it's very concentrated. So basically, oil is more cost effective, but extract is water soluble and ready to use. Hope that helps! « Show Less