Wild myrtle was known since ancient times, because of its powers in activating the senses, including those required for love-making. It is also a powerhouse for the health of the skin and hair.
Oregulin Oil & Gelcaps
This is the original multiple spice oil complex as researched by Georgetown University. This is for its powers in supporting a healthy blood sugar and pancreatic response. Take advantage of it for your better health.
Oreganol P73 Cream
Oreganol P73 cream is an exotic formula that is perfect for those who want a natural and chemical free alternative to commercial skin creams. Powered by wild Oreganol P73, the cream contains some of the most potent antioxidants known. Oreganol P73 Cream is the only natural moisturizer and is formulated with wild lavender oil in a base of propolis, pure essence of Canadian balsam, royal jelly, wild hypericum extract, wild myrtle oil, lanolin, pollen and Canadian wildflower raw honey. Oreganol P73 Cream is so pure it’s edible. Ideal for all skin types, Oreganol P73 Cream is designed for various topical applications offering soothing support for acne, mild-to-moderate dermatitis, eczema, cuts, bug bites, dry/chapped skin and sunburn. Like all of the North American P73 products it’s “Perfect for Daily Use.” ™
How to Spot Toxic Personal Care Products: And What to Get Instead
Most of us think about toxins in terms of what we eat. Fewer of us think about what we’re rubbing into our skin, brushing onto our teeth, or spraying onto our necks and wrists every single day. But a sweeping 2026 lab analysis of 113 personal care and cleaning products found that 98% contained at least one chemical not listed …
How to Spot Toxic Personal Care Products: And What to Get Instead
Most of us think about toxins in terms of what we eat. Fewer of us think about what we’re rubbing into our skin, brushing onto our teeth, or spraying onto our necks and wrists every single day. But a sweeping 2026 lab analysis of 113 personal care and cleaning products found that 98% contained at least one chemical not listed …
Sugar, The Great Destroyer
Sugar wasn’t always on every table or hiding in nearly every packaged food. For most of human history, it was scarce and expensive. That changed in the 1800s when technology made mass refining of cane and, later, beet sugar practical. By the early 1900s, the industry had exploded across the U.S. [1]. In the 1970s, another accelerant emerged: high-fructose corn …
Sugar, The Great Destroyer
Sugar wasn’t always on every table or hiding in nearly every packaged food. For most of human history, it was scarce and expensive. That changed in the 1800s when technology made mass refining of cane and, later, beet sugar practical. By the early 1900s, the industry had exploded across the U.S. [1]. In the 1970s, another accelerant emerged: high-fructose corn …
