Wild oregano oil, the speciality of North American Herb and Spice, is one of nature’s strongest natural radioprotectants.
Its primary compounds — carvacrol, thymol, and rosmarinic acid — form a phenolic shield that neutralises the free radicals generated by solar, electrical, or chemical radiation. These molecules donate hydrogen and stabilise unstable oxygen species before they can damage DNA or cell membranes.
Because the body’s own antioxidant stores (C, E, glutathione) are quickly depleted by electromagnetic and ionising stress, oregano’s phenolics step in to restore redox balance, calm inflammation, and reinforce mitochondrial energy production. In short, wild oregano acts as both a firewall and a repair crew, protecting tissues from oxidative burnout while supporting the immune system during heightened radiation exposure.
It's important to note that oregano is also a powerful antibacterial agent.
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Unrefined wild oregano oil is rich in carvacrol, rosmarinic acid, and thymol , phenolics that scavenge the free radicals generated by solar and EMF radiation.
Its 100‑fold antioxidant power over blueberries helps neutralise singlet oxygen and maintain immune alertness during geomagnetic stress.
The same trusted Oreganol P73 formula is available in vegan capsules, offering smooth and steady systemic delivery.
Richin carvacrol and other naturally occurring phenolics, it helps the body maintain poise and resilience in the face of daily oxidative pressure, including that associated with routine EMF exposure. Ideal for daily baseline defence.
For added support, Super Strength Oreganol P73 Oil or Gelcaps deliver a double-potency version of the formula. This elevated phenolic profile is especially suited for high-EMF days, travel, heavy device use, or solar-storm periods, when environmental load is heightened.
The additional phenolic density supports cellular steadiness, membrane integrity, and overall internal balance during times of intensified field stress.
Oregamax - A raw blend of wild oregano, garlic, onion, and rosemary delivering sulfur compounds plus flavonoids that help chelate radiogenic heavy metals and support detox pathways via glutathione synthesis.
This powerhouse blend of wild oregano, sage, cinnamon, and cumin supports clear lungs, robust immunity, and cellular resilience.
Its ultra‑concentrated P73 wild spice oils also help the body adapt to EMF‑induced oxidative stress by improving oxygen use and protecting delicate mucous tissues from ionised air and radiation exposure.
Designed to deliver fast‑absorbing antioxidant support and hydration, OregaHydrate helps ease throat irritation, dryness, and environmental stress, while countering systemic oxidative fatigue from geomagnetic storms, EMF exposure, and atmospheric ionisation.
By replenishing moisture and rebalancing redox potential, it helps restore cellular vitality and energetic coherence throughout the body.
This is very mild and easy to take, making it perfect for children or anyone who finds the strength of oregano overwhelming when taken orally.
When I asked the late Dr Cass Ingram (the designer of these products) how this distilled product works, if it is theoretically less strong...
He replied, "We don't know, we just know it works. "
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