OregaResp is the strongest of all the wild spice formulas. It contains desiccated pure spice oils of the incomparable P73 Wild oregano oil, plus Wild sage oil, and remote-source cumin and cinnamon. It is North American Herb & Spice’s most potent formula due to low-temperature desiccation and a state-of-the art drying technique that concentrates the oils so much that one capsule is equivalent to fifty drops of oregano oil. OregaResp Gelcaps offer the perfect combination for supporting immune & respiratory health and is free of chemicals, pesticides, and herbicides and is non-irradiated. Like all of the North American P73 products it’s “Perfect for Daily Use.” ™
INGREDIENTS
Cumin
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Both cumin spice oil and the ground whole spice are highly potent for supporting overall health. Cumin is rich in rare trace minerals, like bismuth, gold, iridium, and platinum, which support a healthy overall cellular response. This includes a healthy pancreatic and liver response and thus healthy support for the blood sugar mechanism. Oil of cumin is a germicide and also has significant anti-mold and anti-fungal properties. Cumin also supports the health of the brain and nervous system, acting as a preventive against cognitive decline.
Oregano
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No corruption by genetically modified plants or poisonous pesticides. Original wild, high-mountain P73 oregano with the power of photonic energy, of mountain rocks and sun. Contains the flavonoid quercitin as well as the key minerals calcium and magnesium
Sage
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This powerful plant has a long history of use, and research has shown why. Wild sage contains a variety of volatile oils, flavonoids (apigenin, diosmetin, and luteolin), and phenolic acids, including the valuable rosmarinic acid. Wild sage is a natural source of calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium. Historically, the Greeks and Romans prized it for its many healing properties. The Romans valued sage so highly that they held sacred ceremonies for gathering it.
