What's Happening Inside My Gut?
A gut with bacterial overgrowth has way too many bacteria living in the small intestine, where there should only be a small amount.
This usually comes down to things like stress, eating fast food diet, taking lots of medication, or just having sluggish digestion.
Over time, all that bacteria start damaging the lining of your small intestine, and once that's damaged, things like undigested food and bacterial waste start getting into your bloodstream.
That's why people with bacterial overgrowth don't just have stomach issues. They get brain fog, skin problems, aches, mood swings, constant exhaustion and much more, all coming from one problem in the gut.
What's Happening Inside Your Gut?
Oil of oregano is one of the most studied herbal remedies for tackling bacterial overgrowth because it contains compounds called carvacrol and thymol, which are naturally antimicrobial.
What makes it especially useful is that it targets the bad bacteria in the small intestine without wiping out all the good bacteria in the large intestine the way antibiotics often do.
It also has anti-inflammatory properties, so while it's working on reducing the bacterial overgrowth, it's helping to calm down some of the inflammation that's been causing problems throughout the body.