mucococcinum unda any one using it as a preventative for h1n1?

[mamapjama]

We began using it this week. I've never used this product before. Anyone have experience using it? We are also using oregano oil. I'm not giving it (the oregano oil) to the kids though at this point.

[Tree House Academy]

We began using it this week. I've never used this product before. Anyone have experience using it? We are also using oregano oil. I'm not giving it (the oregano oil) to the kids though at this point.

 

How do you use oregano oil? Do you eat it, or use it as a rub?

[plain jane]

How do you use oregano oil? Do you eat it, or use it as a rub?

 

It is an oil that usually comes in a dropper. When I feel like I'm starting to come down with something, I add about two drops into a big glass of water or orange juice and drink it real fast! I do this every couple of hours until I'm better. It does have quite the kick to it- in fact, if it sits on your tongue (or any part of you too long, for that matter) it does burn, and it's not the best tasting either. It's very potent, I don't give it to my kids, but I have recently come upon capsules, made for people who can't tolerate the burning sensation from the oil, which I may give the kids if they are extremely ill.

 

To the OP, I have not heard of that supplement, but now I have something else to research. :D :auto:

[mamapjama]

The instructions for our oil says to take 3-5 drops under your tongue. It definitely is strong. It says that for children you can dilute it in a carrier oil and rub on their feet.