Hyssop Health - Product Usage

Product Usage

Hyssop Health Therapy is the perfect all-natural, multi-purpose addition to your medicine cabinet.

Hyssop Health Therapy Uses:

Spray into the mouth
Spray your gums
Spray your tooth brush
Spray on cotton swab then into ear
Spray on cotton swab and put into nostrils
Spray hands several times a day
Spray on feet
Take the cap off and pour ½ tsp. and drink 2-3 times a day—you can add it to apple cider or lemon aid for taste
Can be taken orally and topically simultaneously
Hyssop Health Therapy will feel very warm when sprayed directly onto skin

Formulated to alleviate many symptoms of sicknesses, infections, maladies and conditions, Hyssop Health’s™ primary ingredient is origanum vulgare, a wild, mountain-grown oregano found exclusively in the Mediterranean. Origanum vulgare contains 49 phyto-elements with remedy-like results in preventing and reversing illness and disease within nine areas of the body (Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical databases-AGR).

The powers of origanum vulgare are enhanced by a life science delivery technology to create an all-natural alternative solution for wellness, Hyssop Health Therapy™.

What people are saying:

"A friend of mine caught her big toe on a piece of luggage right before we left to go to a Christian women's conference in Orlando. When I arrived at her house, she had a fresh wound, toes wrapped, and it looked terrible. The entire big toenail had caught and bent back and ripped the skin and, well, you can imagine. I had felt to take the hyssop with me and when we got to the hotel, we unwrapped it and I sprayed it down good. Later before bed I sprayed it again. The next day she felt much better, she said it helped with pain instantly. But when we went to unwrap it, it looked as if it had been healing for a week. Each day it was amazing. After 3 days of the spray we saw a miracle in healing. The nail had gone back down flat against the toes and all the swelling, all the abrasion, discoloration was gone. It looked great. We knew it was the spray."

- Diana Hahlbohm