Oregano grew on Greek battlefields where healers pressed it into wounds:
- In Crete, elders call it rigani—”the herb that remembers.”
- In Sicily, midwives gave it to new mothers to “cleanse the blood.”
- The trap: Modern guides sell “oregano oil capsules”—but your ancestors knew: water is the perfect carrier.
What Actually Happens When You Listen Daily
Final Thought: This Isn’t About “Fixing” Yourself—It’s About Remembering
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