– Pregnancy: Oregano oil may stimulate uterine contractions in pregnant people, increasing the risk of miscarriage.
– Breastfeeding: Lactating people should avoid more than food amounts of oregano or oregano oil, as there is not enough research to determine whether oregano oil supplementation is safe while breastfeeding.
– Allergies: If you have a known allergy to plants in the mint family, including basil, lavender, hyssop, or sage, you may be allergic to oregano and should avoid its use.
Like Save And Share
– Surgery: High amounts of oregano oil may increase the risk of bleeding; avoid consuming oregano oil supplements at least two weeks before scheduled surgical procedures.
Oregano oil may interact with certain medications. Consult with a healthcare provider before taking oregano oil supplements if you have medical conditions or take any of the following medications:
– Antidiabetic drugs: Oregano may lower blood sugar levels, and people taking medications for diabetes may experience hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) when taking oregano.
Unfortunately, the idea that celery burns calories seems to be total nonsense. While this vegetable is low in calories, it still won’t make you lose weight.
Check For More Stories