Oregano

the oils in oregano helps cure allergies, hay fever, actinomycosis, asbestosis, blastomycosis, a big epidemic in southern Ontario, blood clots, bronchitis, cough, cystic fibrosis, emphysema, demolition lung (where people work around a lot of dust), histoplasmosis, nasal polyps, pneumonia, sarcoidosis, silicosis, sinusitis, tonsillitis, laryngitis, whatever kind of a throatitis you could have, and tuberculosis

No. Since it is a member of the Allium family, it is considered a biennial. See the related link below.

What is the dry equivalent to a head of dill?

No, substitutions will change the flavor. While the dish may still taste good, it will not taste like rosemary.

It is a specie of Origano. Picture tells more than 1000 words so take a look at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oregano

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It is considered both a vegetable and an herb.

There is no scientific proof of this, but Aveeno lotion is excellent for dry skin and particularly for diabetics who can suffer from bouts of itchy skin. Lanocaine is a topical anesthetic and will get rid of the itch immediately. Keep putting on that Aveeno lotion and for the very itchy areas try the Lanocaine. These products can be bought in the drug section of large grocery stores or a drug store.

Oregano is a common flat leafed spice that grows well in almost all climates. Most of it is purchased and used in its dried, bottled state that is sold by many spice manufactures. You can buy the dried variety at almost any grocery store, and the fresh leaves at some grocers, farmers markets and restaurants.

diabetics should take care taking or oil of oregano, as it tends to lower blood pressure. What type of herb diabetics should take is cinnamon, as that helps regulate blood sugar. Hope this helps.

oregano

Oregano symbolizes joy and is said to banish mild depression.

Taking oil of oregano and ibuprofen together is generally considered safe for most people, as there are no known direct interactions between the two. However, oil of oregano can have blood-thinning effects, so if you are on other medications or have health concerns, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional before combining them. Always follow recommended dosages and be attentive to how your body responds. If you experience any unusual symptoms, seek medical advice.

Oregano is an herb grown in Italy, and is native to the Mediterranean region including warm-temperate western and southwestern Eurasia.

It is generally used to spice up food dishes and is really popular. It also has healing properties and can be used to stop a tooth ache.

it will last for 5 or 6 weeks

hairy leaves and stem

No, oregano leaves are not waxy or slippery. They are velvety and soft like mint.

Oil of common oregano - Origanum vulgare - is analgesic; anti-septic; anti-viral- bactericidal. It is a dermal toxin, skin irritant, mucous membrane irritant and should not be used during pregnancy. My essential oils references all say it should not be used on skin at all.

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