Origin & History:-
Pronounced
flavoring spice and it’s name comes from the Greek words oros (mountain) and ganos (joy).
Oregano
means ‘the mountain of joy’. According to Greek mythology, oregano was created
by goddess Aphrodite as a symbol of happiness. The Greek believed using oregano
in marriage ceremony would provide joy and usage of oregano in funerals would
convey peace to the dead.
After
the Romans conquered the Greek, the Romans inherited the use of oregano and the
Romans were the ones responsible for the extensive use of oregano all over
Europe and abroad. After that, with time this herb found itself a journey from
the Middle East to China. In China, they used oregano exclusively for medicinal
purposes. As for the United States, oregano did not seem to find itself much
popularity until the World War II.
Contains Fiber, Iron, Manganese,
Vit E, Iron, Calcium, Omega Fatty acids, very rich in Vit K & antioxidants.
Health
benefits :-
·
Great Antibacterial & antifungal
agent. Serves as an antiseptic.
·
Anti-inflammatory properties.
·
Protecting against cancer
- Cold
- Muscle
pain
- Acne
- Dandruff
- Bronchitis
- Bloating
- Headache
- Heart
Conditions
- Allergies
- Intestinal
parasites
- Earache
- Fatigue
- Repelling
insects
- Menstrual
cramps
- Oregano
oil has been used for yeast infection relief.
- A drop of oil rub is known to greatly relieve gum disease and tooth decay.
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