function, leading to cell death.
Oregano oil can inhibit the growth of common skin and mucosal fungal infections, but its effectiveness depends on concentration and formulation. It is more commonly used topically in diluted forms for fungal skin infections rather than systemic fungal infections.
Disrupts fungal cell membranes
Impedes mitochondrial function in fungi
Effective mainly in topical applications
High concentrations necessary for systemic antifungal effects are not typically achievable without risk of toxicity.
5. Common myths about oregano’s strength
Among the most persistent myths is that oregano oil is a
