Description
A common way to use thyme is to mix it in an ointment or salve since it has great antiseptic and antibacterial properties.
It is thought to help with respiratory and sinus issues. Many people mix it with eucalyptus.
It was believed to make people more courageous in ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt.
Researchers in China found that in a petri dish, thyme kills 97% of breast cancer cells. They also found it to be effective against lung and prostate cancer cells.
Other promising studies done using thyme oil include treating acne, high blood pressure, colon cancer, yeast infections, and eczema.
Thyme can be used aromatically or topically with a carrier oil.
