Join Jini and me (her assistant Savannah) as we discuss the ways you can use Wild Oregano Oil as a powerful anti-pathogen, antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and more! This video was shot on-location at Jini’s barn, so she can show us how she uses Wild Oregano Oil (WOO) on her herd of 11 horses – as well as the humans in her family!
Stay tuned until the end of the video to grab your FREE download of Jini’s eBook, What You Need to Know About Wild Oregano Oil.
In this video we will touch on:
- The benefits of WOO and how to use it
- The importance of supplementing with a potent probiotic when using this powerful anti-pathogen
- What to look for in a brand (WOO)
- The dangers of using essential oil of oregano
- How to use WOO and Zinc Oxide as an antifungal treatment
- How to use WOO and DMSO to treat abscesses, anal fissures and fistulas
- and MORE!
*NOTE: All linked products are from our US shoppe. Drop a comment below if you are outside of the US and looking for these supplements.
0:47 – WOO kills bacteria, viruses, fungi and some parasites
2:11 – Use WOO on an empty stomach (WOO shoppe listing)
2:15 – Use potent probiotic to replace good bacteria lost from WOO – Jini’s recommended brand Natren probiotics
Which probiotics are right for you? Use this Probiotic Cheat Sheet
2:38 – What to look for in a brand
3:11 – Dangers of using essential oil of oregano
3:58 – How to dilute WOO further using organic olive oil
4:23 – WOO gelcaps
4:33 – Olive Leaf as an alternative for those who cannot tolerate WOO
4:57 – How to take WOO orally without the burn
5:18 – Zinc Oxide and WOO as an antifungal treatment
6:40 – How Jini uses Zinc Oxide & WOO as an antifungal with her herd of 11 horses
7:26 – Treatments for anything fungal related OR weepy wounds
7:52 – WOO & DMSO
8:04 – Home remedy pages for fistulas and abscess:
Perianal Abscess & Fistula – Natural Treatment
Home Remedy for Anal Fistulas
Home Remedy for Rectovaginal Fistulas
8:17 – Natural Treatments for Anal Fissures & Fistulas: DMSO, WOO & More!
9:07 – How Jini uses WOO with her dogs
9:38 – How Jini uses WOO on incision sites for pets
11:28 – Download Jini’s FREE eBook, What You Need to Know About Wild Oregano Oil:
WOO – some additional resources for you:
Where can I find out more about Wild Oregano Oil?
Wild Oregano Oil Protocol and Probiotic Enema
Colitis Healing Story – Wild Oregano, Probiotics & Emotional Healing
Jini’s Natural Healing Protocol for Helicobactor Pylori
Wild Oregano Oil Antiviral Protocol for Flu Bugs
Savannah is Jini’s assistant. An avid cook who loves to travel, is fluent in Spanish and has a particular affinity for animals. Savannah is always ready with helpful resources and answers to challenging questions.
That is a GREAT suggestion using WOO/Olive Oil dilution around surgical incisions on your dogs! Using an E-Collar (aka “Cone of Shame”) on your dog can be quite an ordeal.
Some posters on blogs suggest putting a few drops under your tongue and keeping it there for a few seconds makes it more effective. I am a long time user of WOO, but that method seems like it might be a little too intense!
Do you have a link that explains how to use WOO to treat gingivitis?
Roger
Hi Roger – I can attest to that! I found a kitten about a year and a half ago (he’s a total fireball), and he HATED the cone I put on him when we got him neutered. This is such a better option.
I personally wouldn’t drop it under my tongue – that sounds spicy! It’s powerful enough as-is, but Jini’s son has used it on his gums. Regarding gingivitis, I passed this over to Jini and she mentioned the BEST thing for gingivitis is a Water Pik device. She has one that attaches to her shower. Then you can use woo after. =)
Hello,
A few years ago on Jini’s blog she demonstrated how to administer Oil of Oregano with a mouthful of water and I believe it was 10 drops of WOO. This is how I’ve administered it whenever I use it and it really cuts the burning sensation (although you can still feel it in your throat).
Is this not recommended?
Thanks.
Marianna
Hi Marianna – whatever works best for you! The video you are referring to is actually linked in this blog post. Good memory! =)
I still take it that way myself, Marianna!
I love it!
I have used the Oregano Oil on my niece head. She had something that turned to Sore and took her hair out. I used the Oregano Oil and it healed in 3 days and her hair grew back.
I had acute Diverticulitis and flared every month. I had already had surgery and 9 inches of my colon removed. The Docs wanted to do a 2nd surgery because I continued to flare. I found Jini and I am going on 5 years free of any flare. I take the Oregano Oil intermittently to keep the crazy stuff at bay and have worked on my diet.
I have also used it on some really stinky bad sores my mothers dog had. In three days the scabs lifted and the issue was gone. So I will
never be without Wild Oregano Oil. That reminds me, I have to get more. In these days and times, I take it everyday. I suggest my friends and family do the same. Thank you Sssoooo much Jini.
Joyce – you just need to stockpile some! =)
Forget TP, people should stockpile WOO. Seriously! Amazing job with your niece and your mother’s dog.
Joyce you’re a woman after my own heart 🙂 I often play this game with myself: “Okay, you’re marooned on a deserted island – you can only have 2 items in your medicine bag… what are they?”
My answer is: Wild oregano oil and comfrey salve. If you allow me 3 items, then I’m throwing DMSO in there!
Thank you ladies so much.
Jini I will forever be grateful for what I Iearned from you.
Know this, after I had gotten to 2 years without flares, I went out on every website I could find to tell people to try your protocol before they got surgery. When I went back to my Gastroenterologist, I took your book and my 2 years of wellness to her.
There was one doctor (who had diverticulitis as well) and my mother’s Vet who took down your information.
If they didn’t know about you, they do after I leave.
You’ve been a blessing.
Be well.
That’s awesome Joyce! I’m so pleased for you and much love for paying it forward. You rock!! xox
I have raw abdominal pain. Can I use zinc oxide paste on my abdomen? I would like to get the free Ebook , if you could send to me, I would really appreciate it! Thank you
Hi Deborah – sorry for the delayed reply! For some reason your comment got thrown into the Spam folder and I only just rescued it from there.
First of all, you can get the eBook here:
https://listentoyourgut.com/woo
And for abdominal pain, I believe this remedy would be far more effective:
https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/hot-castor-oil-pack-for-ibd-or-ibs-pain-spasming-bloating/
Hope that helps!
Ive been using the Natren Probiotics ( dairy based powder form ) for about 8 months now, and great success. I started taking the WOO recently since I was doing grapefruit seed extract before, just to get a remix from the same anti-pathogen. The only complaint I have with the natren is, since Ive been taking it, once a week or so Ill get these headaches and stomach upset, and Im thinking one of the strains might need to be dropped down in a lower ratio to the other ones. Im just not sure which one exactly. Possibly the Bulgaricus since i’ve heard that one can cause some histamine issues in some folks when there’s too much in relation to other strains. This is all speculation.
Which strain have you found to be the most gentle of the three adult strains?
Hi Matthew – Natren is a very potent brand, so it is common for some to not tolerate all 3 strains (Healthy Trinity) right away. But just to clarify, you’re getting headaches once a week and you have for the past 8 months since you’ve been taking Natren?
If the only change you’ve made recently is adding in the wild oregano oil and now you’re having headaches, then your symptoms could also be the “die-off effect,” which can consist of headache, bloating, etc. – basically the symptoms which arise when the bad bacteria are dying off because of the wild oregano oil.
The most gentle of the 3 strains really depend on your symptoms (if you tend toward diarrhea, constipation, etc.). Here is a cheat sheet Jini created so you can choose which probiotic is best for you: https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/probiotic-cheat-sheet/
I should clarify – Ive been getting some on and off issues for several months. Ive been taking the probiotics and anti-pathogens for several months, the WOO specifically the past two weeks. I dont think it’s die off, but a poor response to one of the bacteria over time, or maybe something Im taking or eating. I tend to think its the probiotic since i’ve been taking it on and off for many years, and the symptoms come back when I’m on them.
Thank you for taking the time to reply to my comments.
Ah, okay. Thanks for the clarification! Can I ask which of the Natren probiotics you’ve been taking on and off? You mentioned dairy-based powder – which are you referring to?
The ones I’ve been taking for about 4 years on and off are the Bifido factor, Megadophilus, and Digesta Lac. I took the Healthy trinity for about 8 years and didn’t have as much success with that, then switched over to the powder about 4 years ago, and been off and on with those since. Since July I’ve been taking them daily though.
Interesting – I’d say take a look at the probiotic cheat sheet I sent you, as it sounds like you may need to revisit and reassess which options are right for you. It may be that you cannot tolerate all 3 at once and need to start with an infant strain, then gradually work your way up, etc. This is not uncommon, as Natren is a potent brand!
Here is the link once more, in case you need it again: https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/probiotic-cheat-sheet/
Alright. I’ve been taking these for many years, and it seems like the adaption phase has passed at this point, and its a matter of getting the dose, ratio and combination down.
Do you see any disadvantage to taking them separately? Like Megadophilus in the morning, Digesta lac midday, Bifido in the evening etc.
I’m also wondering if any of you readers, or Jini’s clients take it this way…
No, you can take them separately or together – whichever. You might also find this video Jini did with Dr. Juliet on micro organism consciousness beneficial: https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/forest-chat-microorganism-consciousness-fungi-bacteria-virus/
Give the guided meditation towards the end of that video a try to get in touch with the microbes in your gut. =)
Hi Jini, this post is a bit off topic, but im not sure where else to post. I’ve used woo and natren for uc. Still on natren trinity. Yet, recently I tested positive for Group b strep. Not pregnant but want to treat prior to getting pregnant. Read about a midwife protocol to use garlic pastes daily and some of these other probiotics with R rhamnoses but I’m afraid to take anything other than natren.
1. Know anyone to use WOO for GBS?
2. Have you and Tasha ever talked about r rhamnoses? Or vaginal probiotic support?
Thanks!
Reference
https://alaboroflove.org/group-b-strep-prevention-protocol/
Hi Kristina! Natren actually has a probiotic specifically for vaginal health you may want to check out: https://www.natren.com/collections/vaginal-health/products/gy-na-tren-homeopathic-treatment-for-feminine-health
Here is a post-Jini wrote on what supplements are safe to take while pregnant:
https://blog.listentoyourgut.com/im-pregnant-and-have-ibsibd-what-is-safe-for-me-to-take/
As for the other health concerns, we don’t have any experience using WOO for GBS, so I definitely recommend consulting your naturopath to discuss your concerns on this. Hope you have a great pregnancy when you choose to go on that new life journey!
-Linsy
Hi! I am looking to buy the wild oregano oil and associate it with probiotics, to see if my tinnitus goes away, since no doctors have helped me so far, and no one tries to find the root cause. In case it is gut related, and there are some resisting pathogens, or I am lacking probiotics, I would like to try it, but wondering how many drops and how many times a day I should take. I have had IBS for years (teens till late 20’s), because I wasn’t aware of my food allergies (milk protein and raw fruits and vegetables), but I would say I have been ok now for about 10 years.
Thanks!
Hi Silvia, Thank you for your comment. The complete dosage for Jini’s Wild Oregano protocol (including probiotics) can be found either in her book “Listen to Your Gut” or in her Gut Infection eBook. We suggest starting there to learn the specific approach for your unique body.
In case you don’t have access to those resources, you can reach out to service@listentoyourgut.com to request eBook copies.
Wishing you all the best on your healing Journey!