I don't know what a pathogen count is, but I have noticed that oregano
does not burn my daughter's or my skin. Sometimes it feels warm, but
that's it. What is a pathogen count? How do we test it?
Deanne
On May 2, 11:22 pm, jh2010 <janetmhugh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Why does oregano, a hot oil, not burn when your pathogen count is
> high? I've heard multiple stories lately where people were able to put
> it on neat or even bathe in it without sensitivity to the oil because
> their pathogen count was super high. As soon as the pathogen count
> comes down they start to feel a sensitivity to the oil. Very curious.
> Does anybody have any explanation as to why?
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