Oregano

• Boosts immunity (by stimulating the immune system to produce white blood cells)
• Anti-viral
• Skin problems
• Cancer fighting
• Yeast and Fungal Infections
• Heart Health
• Stimulate the metabolism
• Bronchial infections, asthma, and cough

• Family: Lamiaceae (mint family)

• Genus: Origanum

• Species: O. vulgare (true oregano)

• Growth habit: Woody perennial, 30–90 cm tall

• Leaves: Olive‑green, spade‑shaped, aromatic

• Flowers: White, pink, or purple clusters in summer

• Belongs to the mint family

• Great herb for cooking

• Spreads like wildfire if left unchecked

• It's a perennial plant (comes back year after year)

• Grows relatively close to the ground

Something you really need to understand about herbs and remedies in general, they don't cure anything! Why do I say that? Because your body is the thing that does the curing! Your body is an amazing piece of engineering that if you give it the proper vitamin, minerals, compounds, it will do its job and do it well! The thing in oregano that makes it a powerful herb is carvacrol, thymol, flavonoids, phenolic acids, vitamins A and C. These compounds give oregano its antimicrobial, antioxidant, and aromatic properties. Essential oil composition varies by region, but carvacrol + thymol can make up over 80% of the oil. Wikipedia

• Fresh leaves: Cooking, teas
• Dried herb: Most common culinary form
• Oregano tea: Bitter, peppery, used traditionally for digestion
• Oregano oil (infused): Culinary or topical
• Oregano essential oil: Aromatherapy or diluted topical use — never ingest essential oil. Britanica

One of the few herbs that can be taken daily!