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I just started an oregano oil and black seed gel to help clean up an infection. I think it made a difference in shortening the healing time.

June 11
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That's a great question! While there isn't specific feedback about the Resilia brand combination product, there is some general experience shared about oregano oil for psoriasis worth knowing about.

Some MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported positive experiences with oregano oil, including:

- Mixing oregano oil with a Show Full Answer

That's a great question! While there isn't specific feedback about the Resilia brand combination product, there is some general experience shared about oregano oil for psoriasis worth knowing about.

Some MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported positive experiences with oregano oil, including:

- Mixing oregano oil with a skin cream like Aveeno for relief
- Adding oregano essential oil to a bath and finding that plaques eased up
- Combining oregano oil with coconut oil, lavender, and aloe in a homemade salve From a science perspective, oregano oil contains compounds with anti-inflammatory and antifungal properties, which is why some people with psoriasis find it helpful. However, there are no conclusive clinical studies confirming it as an effective psoriasis treatment.

A few important cautions to keep in mind:

- Always dilute oregano oil with a carrier oil before applying to skin (roughly 3 drops per tablespoon of carrier oil)
- Do a patch test on clear skin first and monitor for irritation
- Avoid using it during an active flare without checking with your dermatologist first
- Always let your healthcare provider know before adding any new topical product to your routine

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