OREGANO

Origin: Mediterranean Countries, Western Asia

Savory Dishes

Add dried or fresh oregano leaves to dishes towards the end of cooking to preserve its flavor.

Infusions and Marinades

Combine oregano with olive oil or vinegar and let it infuse for a week or two before using it to dress salads or marinate meats.

Antimicrobial Properties

Dilute oregano essential oil with a carrier oil and apply to the skin to treat fungal infections, or take it internally under the guidance of a healthcare professional.

Natural Cleaning Agent

Mix a few drops of oregano essential oil with water and vinegar for a natural disinfectant spray.

Pest Control

Plant oregano in your garden to repel pests, or use diluted oregano oil as a natural insect repellent on surfaces or skin.

Companion Planting 

Plant oregano near your vegetables and herbs, particularly those prone to pest infestations.

Stress Relief and Relaxation

Use oregano essential oil in a diffuser to help create a calming environment in your home or office.