Properties

Analgesic
Antibacterial
Antibiotic
Antioxidant
Antispasmodic
Disinfectant
Expectorant
Sedative
Wellness Uses

Calm and Stress Relief
Cold and Flu Season
Disinfect Living Areas

Common
Health Concerns

Asthma
Bronchitis
Cold and Flu
Cough
Hypertension
Indigestion
Insomnia
Menstrual Problems
Migraines
Stomach Ache
Stress

About Marjoram

Marjoram is most well known as a culinary herb, but has some valuable medicinal uses.  It is closely related to oregano, and has similar properties.  Marjoram is often thought of to address sore muscles, joints, sprains, and back pain as it is a natural muscle relaxant. It also has respiratory and digestive uses.  It is also often used for tension headaches or migraines.  Similarly marjoram is effective relieving stress and helping insomnia. DōTerra Marjoram Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flower and leaf of the plant.  The plant is grown in Hungary.

Typical Applications

Mix 1-2 drops with agave, honey, water, or juice for minor stomach complaints of indigestion.  Marjoram is certified as GRAS by the FDA.  Apply topically with massage to address sore muscles or joints.  Apply direct to sprains, sore backs, or necks for antispasmodic effects. Use diffusion or direct massage to the chest, neck, and lymph nodes at the onset of cold and flu or respiratory distress symptoms. Use topically with massage to the lower back and abdomen for menstrual issues.  Menstrual issues and stress relief can also be addressed adding marjoram to a warm bath.

Precautions:  Use with care during pregnacy.