Description
In Depth
WO is a powerful essential oil blend often called “Wonder Oil” for its remarkable versatility. This “medicine chest in a bottle” provides natural support for a wide range of temporary discomforts, making it an essential companion for both home and travel. At the heart of the formula is wormseed essential oil, a potent botanical known for its strong antimicrobial and anti-parasitic properties.
This dynamic yang energy formula promotes circulation, supports the skin’s natural defenses, and aids in maintaining a balanced gastrointestinal terrain. Originating from Doc Wheelwright’s global research, WO serves as the yang counterpart to EE oil’s yin, offering invigorating and protective properties that complement EE’s soothing and analgesic effects. Together, they create a complete “first aid in a bottle” duo.
WO is commonly used to support throat health, gastrointestinal comfort, ear aches, sinus congestion, swollen glands, skin eruptions, bug bites, cold sores, and minor infections. It may also assist in addressing cellulite deposits and parasites. Due to its potent nature, it can cause a mild warming sensation when applied to mucous membranes and a strong burning sensation if it contacts the eyes or sensitive areas. Essential oils can also degrade plastic, so store appropriately. While WO can be applied to the gums, avoid direct contact with teeth.
Key Features
- Wormseed oil, derived from Chenopodium ambrosioides, has the unique ability to penetrate tissues, supporting both external (topical) and internal balance. It contains ascaridole, a potent compound that helps maintain a healthy microbiome and mycobiome. Known for its inhospitable effects on worms, parasites, fungi, and harmful bacteria, wormseed oil plays a key role in promoting gastrointestinal health, eliminating topical pathogens, and supporting the body’s natural healing processes by addressing infections and inflammation.
- Mint oils offer a wide range of therapeutic benefits. Mentha spicata (spearmint) and Gaultheria procumbens (wintergreen, teaberry) support gastrointestinal health, natural pain relief, and immune function. As cooling herbs, mints have historically been used to aid the body’s normal inflammation-resolution processes and injury recovery. Wintergreen oil, in particular, contains methyl salicylate, a compound similar to aspirin, which helps relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and alleviate symptoms of colds and headaches.
- Basil oil, derived from Ocimum basilicum, has been traditionally used for nausea relief, inflammation support, respiratory health, and antibacterial protection. Studies highlight its effectiveness in soothing skin irritations, addressing minor infections, and improving circulation, particularly for conditions like varicose veins. Research published in Pharmaceutical Biology and PubMed shows that basil oil is effective against Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus, indicating its strong antibacterial, antifungal, and antiparasitic properties.
- Eucalyptus oil is well known for its broad-spectrum antibacterial properties and its effectiveness in supporting respiratory health. It has been used for sore throats, sinus congestion, seasonal allergies, and minor skin abrasions. Beyond its antimicrobial effects, eucalyptus oil serves as a natural analgesic, helping to reduce pain and inflammation. Commonly used in aromatherapy for coughs, asthma, COPD, bronchitis, and colds, its major active ingredient, cineole, helps clear mucus from airways. A PubMed study from 2008 reports eucalyptus oil’s ability to support a balanced immune response, making it beneficial for managing allergy symptoms.
- Blackseed oil, also known as carrot seed oil (not from the common carrot but from wildcrafted Daucus carota), is a powerhouse of therapeutic compounds. Rich in polyphenols, anthocyanins, carotenoids, and luteolin, it provides antibacterial, antifungal, and even anti-cancer properties, according to scientific studies. Blackseed oil is also prized for its anti-aging benefits, improving skin tone, reducing scars, and helping to repair sun damage.
Essential Ingredients
- Wormseed oil
- Mint oils: spearmint, wintergreen
- Basil oil
- Eucalyptus oil
- Carrot seed oil
Directions
Topically: apply by the drop, as needed. Internally: put 5 drops (approx. 1/2 of a double ought “00” sized capsule) in an empty capsule and take with cold water.
Warnings
Professional grade. Keep away from heat, sunlight, and children.
Quality Guarantee
cGMP facility
Vegan
Gluten Free
Non-GMO
No Dairy
No Sugar
Frequently Asked Questions
What is WO used for?
WO is a versatile essential oil blend designed to support circulation, skin health, throat comfort, gastrointestinal balance, and immune defense. It’s commonly used for minor issues like sinus congestion, ear aches, swollen glands, bug bites, cold sores, skin eruptions, and temporary discomforts related to parasites and microbial imbalances.
How do I apply WO topically?
WO can be applied topically to the skin, gums, or affected areas, but it should be diluted if you have sensitive skin. Avoid direct contact with eyes, delicate mucous membranes, or plastic materials, as essential oils can degrade plastic.
What does WO feel like when applied?
WO produces a mild warming sensation on the skin and mucous membranes. If it comes into contact with sensitive areas such as the eyes or genital regions, it may cause a strong burning sensation. If irritation occurs, dilute with a carrier oil rather than rinsing with water.
Can I use WO for sinus congestion?
Yes, WO is often used to support sinus and respiratory health. You can apply a small amount externally to the sinuses or throat, or inhale its vapors for added support.
How does WO compare to EE oil?
WO is a yang energy formula that promotes circulation, has antimicrobial and antiparasitic properties, and stimulates the body’s natural defenses. EE oil, on the other hand, is a yin energy formula that soothes pain and inflammation. Together, they serve as a well-rounded first-aid duo.
Can I use WO for bug bites or skin irritations?
Yes! WO can help soothe bug bites, minor skin eruptions, and other temporary skin discomforts. Apply a small amount to the affected area as needed.
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