Hello Jini,

My question follows the following patent description at "Free Patents Online."

"The field of colonic diagnostic and surgical procedures is hampered by the lack of optimal means available to cleanse the colon. A compromise between convenient, distasteful, solid or low volume, hyperosmotic solutions which cause considerable fluid and electrolyte imbalances in patients and large volume, difficult to consume, iso-osmotic solutions has had to be made heretofore. This invention describes a low volume, hyper-osmotic solution consisting of sulfate salts with and with out polyethylene glycol. Unlike prior art, this composition is useful for the cleansing of the bowel and, in lower volumes, as a laxative, without producing clinically significant changes in bodily function."

Is the Wild Oregano Oil Protocol a substitute for the salt solution invention described above? Thanks

No, they are nothing alike. Wild Oregano Oil is a substance that you ingest (through the mouth) and it is antiviral, antifungal, antiyeast, antiparasitic, and antibacterial.

Although, now that I think about it, it probably would be quite effective to use it as an enema in a dilute solution - but what the proportions of that would be, I don't know. And how often you'd have to administer it to see results...I don't know either. You would definitely want to follow it with Jini's Probiotic Retention Enema though. Once you clear the gut enivironment of pathogens, you must repopulate with good bacteria or you risk leaving it open to secondary infection.

Jini