Origanum Vulgare ** Relieves Eyestrain ??

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Hey Peggy,

 

> Hi Everyone:

> A while back, after working long eyes at the computer my eyes were really

> hurting. I was also having some chest pain (from CFS, MCS and Fibromyalgia)

> so on a whim I reached for the origanum vulgare I got from Butch. I sniffed

> from the cap for a while as I was working at the computer. They all of the

> sudden I noticed, though my chest pain was still there, my eyes were not

> hurting any more! I thought how nice and filed the experience away in my

> mind. Well, I've been working on some writing for the past four days (at

> the computer) and my eyes were hurting again this morning. I thought I'd

> see if I could relieve it again with O.V. and guess what...my eyes stopped

> hurting again. I did not stop working at the screen either time. I have

> no clue why it worked, but I guessed that maybe it helped relax the little

> muscles in my eyes....do not know but I'd love to hear how it works if

> anyone else tries it. I never had to reach for the eye drops which probably

> would not have worked anyway.

> Peggy

> www.splendidsoap.com

 

I too would be interested to know if anyone else has noticed the same

benefits. Its possible .. my use of Origanum for Sciatica was on a whim

because I knew it was supposed to be anti-spasmodic .. and it was.

 

The only reason I can imagine why it would help strained eyes is .. as

you have touched on above .. its a muscle relaxer. I often sniff it

when I'm up tight and believe I need to wind down a bit .. and it does

work. And in your case .. it worked .. so it works. ;-)

 

One thing is for sure .. we cannot overdose sniffing it. I love the

odor and beside my PC are bottles of Origanum, Rosemary, Cineole,

Lavandula angustifolia .. in my pocket is ALWAYS a gram of Rose Otto.

 

Y'all keep smiling. :-) Butch http://www.AV-AT.com