Oreganol P73 Original Strength – oregano oil softgels, 10 / 60 / 120 softgels 140 mg oil blend per softgel • wild oregano in organic extra virgin olive oil • food supplement
Wild Mediterranean oregano oil, blended with organic extra virgin olive oil in a plant-based softgel. Original Strength is the standard Oreganol P73 blend. Choose it if you prefer a capsule to the bold, peppery taste of oregano drops.
- 140 mg per softgel: the complete oil blend, including its olive oil carrier. The label does not state a separate carvacrol amount.
- Wild-sourced & steam-distilled: oregano harvested by hand in Mediterranean mountain regions.
- A plant-based tapioca shell: no animal gelatine; suitable for vegetarians & vegans.
- One capsule daily with a meal: swallow whole with water or juice. Choose 10, 60 or 120 capsules for the same number of daily doses.
Why it’s Pravé Bio
We’ve used Oreganol P73 since 2015, when we first stocked it in our London shop. We’ve worked directly with North American Herb & Spice ever since. We value its own product development, wild-sourced ingredients & in-house manufacturing.
- Wild oregano, selected for its natural oil profile. P73 blends oils from edible oregano species with naturally high carvacrol & low thymol levels. NAHS does not genetically modify the plants or artificially increase the level of individual constituents.
- Local knowledge at the source. NAHS works with long-standing harvesting partners & village communities, with collection practices that limit over-harvesting & protect local habitats.
- Organic olive oil. A plant-based shell. The oil is already blended with certified organic extra virgin olive oil inside a tapioca capsule—a practical choice if the strong taste of oregano drops isn’t for you.
Oreganol P73 Original Strength softgels
Wild Mediterranean oregano oil, organic extra virgin olive oil & a soft, plant-based capsule. Original Strength is the standard blend in the Oreganol P73 range.
Super Strength contains a higher proportion of oregano oil relative to olive oil. Both are P73 formulas, but the weight of the complete blend does not tell you how much oregano oil it contains.
This is distilled oregano oil in a softgel. Steam distillation draws the plant’s volatile aromatic compounds into the vapour; cooling separates the oil from the water. That oil is then blended with extra virgin olive oil, which acts as its carrier & stabiliser. A tapioca shell holds the liquid fill without animal gelatine. The current label also identifies the supplement as non-GMO & soya-free.
If you prefer a liquid, Original Strength drops offer the same range in another form, with oregano’s bold, peppery taste. Follow the directions for the drops; their dose is different from that of the softgels.
A note on health claims. Research can tell us about an ingredient’s composition, but does not establish an authorised health claim for this capsule at its daily dose. Our FAQ explains the difference.
The label, decoded: P73 & 140 mg
P73 is NAHS’s name for a blend of oils from selected edible wild oregano species. The name dates to oregano oil research at Georgetown University in the early 1990s. It is not a botanical species or a general quality grade.
The 60:1 comparison, carvacrol percentage and strength name describe different things. NAHS uses 60:1 in its Oreganol P73 comparison of oil with dried oregano leaf. It is not the ratio of oregano oil to olive oil. Steam distillation collects the plant’s volatile aromatic fraction, so the oil does not have the same composition as the dried herb. Original Strength and Super Strength, by contrast, distinguish different proportions of oregano oil in the finished formulation.
- P stands for potency, purity & phenolic power. These are the brand’s references to concentration, purity & phenolic constituents such as carvacrol & thymol. They explain the name, rather than a separate certification or laboratory result.
- 73 refers to an average of approximately 73% carvacrol in the oregano oil itself. Natural levels vary between harvests. This is the oil before the olive oil carrier is added, not the finished softgel.
- 140 mg is the whole oil fill per softgel. It includes oregano oil & organic extra virgin olive oil. The label does not state a separate weight for the oregano component, so you cannot calculate a carvacrol amount from the 140 mg figure.
Carvacrol & thymol: what the P73 percentages tell you
Start with two different things: the oregano oil itself & the finished blend in your capsule. Carvacrol percentages describe the former. The 140 mg on the Original Strength label describes the latter.
73%: the oregano oil itself
- Approximately 73% carvacrol refers to the oregano oil before dilution. It is an average, not the concentration of carvacrol in a finished softgel. Each capsule contains 140 mg of the complete oil blend; the label does not state a separate carvacrol amount.
Less than 2% thymol
- NAHS selects several edible oregano species with naturally low thymol. It specifies less than 2% thymol in its oregano oil before the carrier is added. Its product statement also explains that individual constituent levels are not artificially increased.
A percentage is not a daily dose
- A useful comparison also needs the finished blend’s concentration, its carrier & the amount taken each day. Chemical analyses do not establish one ‘best’ carvacrol-to-thymol ratio for people, or show that the highest percentage is the most suitable choice.
Why natural oregano oils vary
- Oregano oils naturally vary. A 2024 analysis of four commercial essential oils found 76.64–85.70% carvacrol & 1.65–2.43% thymol, identifying 119 compounds across the samples. These are results for the oils tested, not an analysis of P73 or a recommended ratio to take.
- The plant & the harvest both matter. Carvacrol content differs between species, wild populations & harvests. NAHS describes a natural P73 range of 68–78%, depending on the harvest year. Selecting a particular profile takes knowledge of the growing regions, followed by analysis of the oil. Other selected oregano sources can naturally have higher levels, including the OregaULTRA oil described below.
- Wild sourcing needs responsible harvesting. Collectors must consider plant populations, harvest timing & how much to gather. Cultivation makes supply easier to plan & can reduce pressure on wild habitats. NAHS chooses wild oregano, works with local harvesters & includes preventing over-harvesting among its sourcing principles. Those details tell you something a percentage cannot.
Natural & isolated carvacrol: what testing can tell you
- Isolated carvacrol is a separate commercial ingredient. Suppliers also sell synthetic carvacrol at a purity of at least 98%. Adding an isolate can raise its percentage in a blend, but does not reproduce a whole essential oil’s original composition. A ‘90% carvacrol’ label needs context: how was that level achieved? A high percentage alone does not prove that anything synthetic has been added.
- Testing composition is different from testing origin. GC–MS—gas chromatography–mass spectrometry—measures an oil’s constituent profile. Isotope analysis can help distinguish natural from synthetic carvacrol. A 2006 study found different hydrogen isotope ratios in the natural & synthetic samples it tested. This is background on the method, not a test we attribute to NAHS.
Other formulas: OregaULTRA & H2Orega
- OregaULTRA uses a different selected oregano oil. OregaULTRA drops use wild Mediterranean oregano with a declared 84% carvacrol in the oregano oil itself, before blending with olive oil. The difference from Original Strength includes the oregano selected, as well as the carrier ratio. NAHS expressly excludes added synthetic carvacrol.
For a gentler herbal drink, we like H2Orega. Its micellised oil disperses in water. In our experience, the diluted flavour is lightly herbal & spicy, without the pronounced burning sensation of oil-based drops under the tongue. A little water gives a stronger flavour; a larger mug of water, tea or juice makes it much subtler.
Our favourite way to take it: lukewarm water with a teaspoon of honey. We stir in the recommended five drops, adding the honey once the water is lukewarm. It reminds us of a mild herbal tea. Choose from our honeys from different regions to find a flavour you enjoy.
Oregano capsules, essential oil or dried herb?
Similar names can describe very different products. An oregano supplement blended with a carrier, a pure aromatherapy essential oil & dried oregano for cooking each have their own composition & directions. Here is how to tell them apart.
To take: Original Strength softgels
The oregano oil is already blended with organic extra virgin olive oil inside each softgel. The carrier lowers the essential oil’s concentration in the complete blend.
For aromatherapy: pure oregano essential oil
Pure essential oil is a concentrated distillate without an added carrier. Distilling oregano leaves & flowers extracts their volatile aromatic compounds; it does not produce olive oil infused with the herb. A ‘100% pure’ label does not, by itself, mean an oil is suitable for swallowing.
Geusi Vounou Organic Oregano Essential Oil, from a family farm in Greece, is one example.
- Essential oils are used as fragrance ingredients in aromatherapy, cosmetics & household products. Application & dilution must follow the individual product’s directions; the name ‘oregano oil’ is not a set of instructions.
- Do not swallow undiluted oregano essential oil or put drops directly inside your mouth. It can severely irritate the mouth, oesophagus & stomach. It is not for taking by the spoonful or using instead of dried culinary herbs.
For the kitchen: dried oregano
For tomatoes, feta, roast potatoes & marinades, choose organic dried Greek oregano. You will find more herbs, spices & Greek specialities in our Geusi Vounou collection.
Why Oreganol P73 uses olive oil
Original Strength’s carrier is certified organic extra virgin olive oil. Other oregano supplements may use MCT. Both blend with essential oil to lower its concentration, but differ in composition, flavour & stability. Neither makes an ordinary oil blend dissolve in water.
Extra virgin olive oil
- Mechanically extracted, without refining. It retains natural olive constituents, including phenolic compounds & tocopherols. Variety, harvest & storage influence its composition.
MCT oil
- A specified fatty acid profile. Common MCT oils contain mainly triglycerides of caprylic acid (C8) & capric acid (C10), sourced from coconut or palm kernel oil, for example. This is not ordinary coconut oil.
Extra virgin olive oil: properties & flavour
- Rich in oleic acid. This monounsaturated fatty acid resists oxidation better than polyunsaturated fatty acids. The oil’s natural antioxidants also contribute to stability, although protection from light & heat still matters.
- A flavour of its own. Extra virgin olive oil suits a formulation that retains the character of an unrefined food oil. NAHS chooses the certified organic version for Original Strength.
- For your kitchen, too. Explore our extra virgin olive oils, including high-polyphenol options, with provenance & flavour details to help you choose for salads, vegetables or finishing a dish.
MCT oil: properties & uses
- High oxidative stability. The saturated fatty acids have no double bonds susceptible to oxidation. A consistent composition also helps manufacturers control the finished blend.
- Neutral flavour & easy flow. MCT can be useful when a carrier should have little influence on aroma, or when viscosity matters during mixing & filling. It does not remove oregano essential oil’s strong flavour.
- For coffee or smoothies. Browse our MCT oils & follow each product’s directions. Adding MCT alone does not make an oil dissolve in water.
Why NAHS chooses organic extra virgin olive oil
- What we appreciate about NAHS’s choice: the carrier is a certified organic, extra virgin food oil with its naturally occurring phenolic compounds & tocopherols. MCT offers a different set of properties: a specified triglyceride composition, neutral flavour & consistency in processing.
- ‘Extra virgin’ & ‘organic’ mean different things. Extra virgin status requires physical extraction without refining, plus chemical & sensory standards. Organic certification concerns production methods. Together, they tell you more about the carrier than its name alone.
Comparing formulas with different carrier oils
- Read the whole formula, not just the carrier’s name. Olive oil & MCT have different properties, but neither tells you how much oregano oil a product contains.
- Check what the milligrams measure. The weight of a complete oil blend is different from the weight of oregano oil alone. If the label does not give a separate oregano amount, you cannot calculate it from the total fill weight.
- Compare the format & directions, too. Capsules & drops are taken differently. Sharing a carrier does not make two products interchangeable or their doses equivalent.
Choosing oregano oil: origin, ingredients & dose
Look beyond the headline percentage. Ask who makes the oil, where the oregano comes from & how the maker checks it. NAHS develops & manufactures its own products, so we take sourcing, extraction & formulation questions directly to its team. A high carvacrol percentage is no substitute for clear sourcing and composition details.
Read the label for intended use, carrier oil & amounts per daily dose. Milligrams of oregano oil & milligrams of a complete blend are different measurements.
Ingredients
| Contents per softgel | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ingredient | Amount per daily dose | NRV* |
| Proprietary blend of wild oregano oil P73 in certified organic extra virgin olive oil | 140 mg | * |
* Nutrient reference value not established. The 140 mg figure refers to the complete oil blend.
Other ingredients: plant-based tapioca capsule shell.
How to take
Take one capsule daily with a meal. Swallow whole with water or juice. A pack of 10, 60 or 120 capsules provides 10, 60 or 120 daily doses.
Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight & heat.
| How long your pack lasts | ||
|---|---|---|
| Pack | Daily doses | Days’ supply |
| 10 capsules | 10 | 10 days |
| 60 capsules | 60 | 60 days |
| 120 capsules | 120 | 120 days |
Warnings
- Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
- Food supplements should not replace a varied diet. A varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important.
- Keep out of reach of young children.
- For adults. Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you take medication or have a medical condition, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.
Sources & further reading
- Sigma-Aldrich: synthetic carvacrol, at least 98% purity — an example of carvacrol sold as a separate ingredient; it does not show that any particular supplement brand uses it.
- Nitrogen Effects on the Essential Oil and Biomass Production of Field Grown Greek Oregano Populations, 2021 — variation between plant populations and the role of cultivation in maintaining supply and protecting wild habitats.
- Connecticut Poison Control Center: concentrated oregano oil precautions — irritation of the mouth and digestive tract from inappropriate use.
- Sternchemie: MCT oil properties — neutral flavour, oxidative stability and viscosity.
- Oleacein and Oleocanthal: Key Metabolites in the Stability of Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 2023 — the relationship between olive oil composition and oxidative stability.
- Isotope analysis of natural and synthetic carvacrol and thymol, 2006 — a laboratory method for investigating the origin of these constituents in essential oils.
- Walasek-Janusz et al., 2024: analysis of four oregano oils — laboratory comparison of individual constituents, rather than a clinical assessment of P73 capsules.
- International Olive Council: definitions of virgin olive oils — extraction methods and the distinction from refined olive oils.
- Gustav Heess: production and uses of coconut-based MCT oil — technical background on the carrier’s properties.
- Nurzyńska-Wierdak and Walasek-Janusz, 2025: oregano and oregano oil composition — a review of differences between species and chemotypes, and the influence of growing conditions on constituent levels. It is not a clinical study of Original Strength capsules.
- NAHS ingredient sourcing principles — working with local communities, land use and preventing over-harvesting.
North American Herb & Spice: formulation, expertise & in-house manufacturing
From ingredient to finished supplementNAHS develops and manufactures its own supplements. Founder Judy K. Gray remains personally involved in sourcing and formulation, working with the brand’s development, manufacturing and quality-control teams.
Oregano was just the beginning
The range began with Oreganol P73. Judy K. Gray has since developed more than 400 formulas for NAHS and its sister brand, Physician’s Strength, which has a separate range for healthcare practitioners.
The wholefood approach
NAHS aims to retain naturally occurring compounds together. For pressed oils, that means considering the seed’s accompanying compounds as well as its fatty acids; for oregano, the essential oil’s wider aromatic profile. The plant and the part used determine how it is processed.
Beyond oregano
Black seed, turmeric, chaga and wild berries sit alongside fish oils in the range. They appear in capsules, drops, powders and drink blends, each with its own ingredients and directions.
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Long-standing relationships at source
NAHS works with established local partners and harvesters. Its wild oregano is picked by hand in the Turkish mountains; other ingredients come from regions including Peru and northern Canada. Knowledge of local plants, harvests and growing conditions informs both ingredient selection and processing.
More than a buying relationship
NAHS has helped fund wells, schools and community facilities. Its Strong Community Causes programme also supports selected projects nominated by customers.
In-house research & development
The development team selects the ingredients, extracts and any carriers for each formula. It also determines the final format, from liquid oils to capsules and powders.
Made in Lake Forest, Illinois
NAHS has its own manufacturing facilities in Lake Forest, near Chicago. Liquid products are bottled on site under the supervision of the quality-control team.
Checks at both ends of production
Incoming ingredients and finished products are tested for identity, levels of selected constituents and unwanted impurities. Quality control continues beyond receipt of the raw material.
Processing to suit the ingredient
Cold pressing, steam distillation, CO₂ extraction, juicing and milling serve different purposes. Seeds yield pressed oils, while distillation can separate essential oils from aromatic herbs.
Knowing the source
Long-standing partners and local harvesters connect NAHS with the places its ingredients come from. Both the plant species and its growing environment inform the choice of raw material.
GMP & facility certifications
Manufacturing follows GMP principles. The facility holds organic, Kosher and Halal certifications; these do not automatically apply to every individual product.
The people behind NAHS & Pravé Bio
Judy K. Gray, M.S.: founder of NAHS
- Education & early career. Judy studied education at the University of Central Missouri, earning her bachelor’s degree in 1967 & master’s in 1968. Her early career was in education & marketing.
- Founding & leading NAHS. She led the American Institute of Curative Medicine from 1990 to 1998, then founded NAHS in 1999. She continues to oversee ingredient sourcing, formula development & the brand’s triple-testing process.
- Books & publications. Judy wrote Kids Need Care & co-authored The Handbook of Nutrition Quizzes & Eat Right or Die Young. Read about her career in her Marquis Who’s Who profile.
Pravé Bio: NAHS’s exclusive partner for Europe
- London, 2015: our first bottle of Oreganol P73. We found NAHS while looking for a good oregano oil. Having tried it ourselves, we wanted to know more about the oregano’s origins and the wider range. We went on to stock the brand in our London-based online shop.
- From London shop to European distributor. We introduced NAHS to Pravé Bio after returning to Czechia. Today, Jana Čevelová and Jan Zaoral run its exclusive European distribution through Nuzboz s.r.o., importing directly from the brand in the USA.
- A direct line to the people who make it. The NAHS team supplies us with ingredient and manufacturing documentation. When customers need more detail, we ask the people who develop and manufacture the products.
FAQs
How do Original Strength & Super Strength differ?
Super Strength has more oregano oil relative to olive oil. Both versions can contain 140 mg of the complete oil blend per capsule, so the fill weight alone will not tell you the concentration. Original Strength is the standard P73 blend. A more concentrated formula is not automatically the better choice for everyone; consider your tolerance & follow the directions for the product you choose.
How much carvacrol is in a softgel?
The label does not give a separate carvacrol amount. Its 140 mg figure covers the entire oregano & olive oil blend. The 73 in P73 refers to average carvacrol content in the oregano oil before the carrier is added. You cannot calculate the amount in a capsule by taking 73% of 140 mg: you would first need the weight of the oregano oil itself.
Are the softgels vegan?
Yes. The current formula has a plant-based tapioca shell, without animal gelatine. It holds the liquid oregano & olive oil fill & is suitable for vegetarians & vegans. The word ‘softgel’ describes the capsule format; it is the shell’s ingredients that determine whether it is plant-based.
How do I take them & how long will a pack last?
Take one capsule daily with a meal. Swallow whole with water or juice. Packs of 10, 60 & 120 capsules provide the same number of daily doses. That tells you how long the pack lasts, rather than a recommended duration of continuous use. Drops & other concentrations have their own directions.
Is the capsule filled with oil or dried oregano?
It contains a liquid blend of oregano & olive oils. Steam distillation separates oregano’s volatile aromatic compounds from the plant. This produces an oil with a different composition from ground leaves or whole-herb powder. Their weights in milligrams do not provide a like-for-like comparison, & their directions are not interchangeable.
Why does the formula contain olive oil?
Olive oil carries & stabilises the oregano essential oil. It lowers the essential oil’s concentration in the finished blend. Original Strength uses certified organic extra virgin olive oil.
Can children take these softgels?
This version is for adults. Do not work out a child’s dose from body weight or the directions for oregano drops. NAHS’s children’s products have their own formulas & age-specific directions. Check the individual product when choosing for a child.
Can I take them while pregnant or breastfeeding?
Do not take this supplement during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Concentrated oregano oil is different from the small amounts of the herb used in cooking. A botanical ingredient or an olive oil carrier does not establish suitability. Ask a doctor or pharmacist about any alternative supplement you are considering.
Why are there no health claims on this page?
Research on an ingredient does not, by itself, authorise a health claim for a finished supplement. A laboratory study may describe an oil’s composition or its behaviour under specific conditions. It does not establish the same effect in someone taking this softgel.
Health claims used to sell foods must meet the relevant requirements for the ingredient & daily dose. Botanical claims also need to be assessed under the rules for claims still awaiting a decision. We do not have evidence establishing an applicable health claim for this product. We explain its ingredients, origin, processing & use without turning chemical analyses into promises of health benefits.
What does P73 mean?
P73 is NAHS’s name for its blend of oils from several oregano species. P stands for potency, purity & phenolic power: the brand’s references to concentration, purity & phenolic constituents. The 73 refers to average carvacrol content of approximately 73% in the oregano oil before olive oil is added. It is not a botanical species, a general quality grade or the concentration of carvacrol in a finished softgel.
How should you read 60:1 versus 20:1? These are the figures in NAHS’s comparison of oil with dried oregano leaf. Sixty is three times twenty; that arithmetic does not establish three times the health effect. The comparison gives neither a defined mass-based calculation nor a batch-specific extraction yield. It cannot tell you how many grams of dried oregano correspond to a softgel, drop or gummy. Compare the declared oils and, where available, carvacrol amounts at each product’s recommended daily dose.
How long should I take oregano oil capsules?
The pack size does not set a recommended course length. The dose is one capsule daily, but that does not establish how long everyone should take it. NAHS markets P73 for daily use; low thymol content alone does not show that indefinite use suits everyone. If you plan to take it long-term, take medication or have a medical condition, discuss suitability & duration with a doctor or pharmacist.
Low thymol content alone does not establish year-round safety or protection of the gut microbiome. NAHS markets Oreganol for daily use; this does not prescribe a universal duration for everyone. It cannot guarantee that the oil affects only unwanted microorganisms while leaving all others unchanged. Discuss longer-term use, symptoms or concurrent medication with a doctor or pharmacist, using the exact product’s label. Do not increase the dose using generic online FAQs.
Can they cause heartburn or stomach irritation?
Some people experience digestive discomfort when taking oregano oil. Take the capsules whole with a meal, as directed. The shell & olive oil carrier do not guarantee that everyone will tolerate them. Stop taking the supplement if you develop heartburn, nausea or stomach pain; seek medical advice if symptoms persist. Do not increase the dose to try to get a faster effect.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Herbal Capsules |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| Form: | Capsules |
| Key Feature: | Multi-ingredient blend, Vegan, Herbal |
| Does not contain: | Soy-free |
| For whom: | Unisex |
| Product type: | Food supplement |
| Form: | Oil-filled soft capsules |
| Version: | Original Strength |
| Capsules per pack: | 10 / 60 / 120 |
| Recommended daily dose: | 1 softgel with a meal |
| Oil blend per daily dose: | 140 mg |
| Capsule fill: | Extra virgin olive oil and wild oregano oil P73 |
| Carvacrol per softgel: | Not declared separately |
| Capsule shell: | Plant-based tapioca, without animal gelatine |
| Daily doses per pack: | 10 / 60 / 120 |
| Suitable for: | Vegan-Sugar Free-Gluten Free-Soy-Free |
| Country of origin: | Illinois, USA |
| Manufactured by: | North American Herb & Spice, PO Box 4885, Buffalo Grove, IL 60089, USA |
| Exclusive European distributor: | NUZBOZ s.r.o. (Pravé Bio), nám. T. G. Masaryka 1281, 760 01 Zlín, Czech Republic |
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North American Herb and Spice has been the world's leading producer of high quality natural nutritional supplements since the 1990s. Their flagship product is oregano oil P73. NAHS is a pioneer in this regard and stands behind the use of wild oregano oil as an alternative to overuse of antibiotics.
The main pillar of the North American Herb and Spice brand is the philosophy that raw whole food nutrition is the key to maintaining optimal health. This brand was founded by Judy Kay Gray, MS to develop unique products from naturally potent ingredients. North American Herb and Spice sources the world's finest fruits, herbs and spices for its products, from the remote mountains of the Mediterranean to the valleys of the Amazon rainforest. The basis of their products is hand-picked wild spices. The end result is the purest and most potent extracts, made from the finest ingredients without pesticides, chemicals or solvents.
The power of nature is captured in all NAHS dietary supplements. You will get it to the max: full-spectrum, wholesome food with the genetic imprint that only nature provides. Based on extensive research, these ingredients are then combined to create the synergy and potency you need for optimal health.
The founder and owner, Ms. Judy Gray, achieved a Master's degree in Science and Nutrition. She is a master formulator and a strong advocate of traditional, sustainable practices. North American Herb and Spice was founded to provide everyone with unprecedented access to truly natural wild plant remedies.
Products backed by scientific research
At NAHS, they have conducted a number of groundbreaking studies on the potent effects and power of wild oregano oil P73. These studies have led to renewed interest in the antiseptic abilities of wild oregano oil as a natural alternative to antibiotics.
Raw materials from the purest nature
NAHS works with ordinary people who hand-pick the ingredients they need in remote corners of wild and unspoiled nature, whether from the high Mediterranean mountains, the Peruvian Amazon, the far north of wild Canada, the remote Siberian forests, or other places. Through this collaboration, NAHS not only sources the cleanest and most potent ingredients, but also supports natural villages and community infrastructure. Indigenous communities with donations, building schools and opening wells, as well as sending their highly effective natural supplements to those in need.
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