Dr Brockamp Probac Oregano Oil

I have just bought a 500 ml bottle of Oregano Oil from Dr Brockamp.

Unfortunately, my German is not good enough to understand the instructions on the bottle. Can anybody help please?

What sort of dosage should I use and how often per week?

Also, I think they are recommending another of their products. Is it necessary to use the other product in conjunction?

Many thanks in advance.

Phil (blueskylofts)

hi phil, ropa pigeon products have oregano in them, maybe a similar thing.......the dosages may be the same ....???



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blueskylofts wrote:

I have just bought a 500 ml bottle of Oregano Oil from Dr Brockamp.

Unfortunately, my German is not good enough to understand the instructions on the bottle. Can anybody help please?

What sort of dosage should I use and how often per week?

Also, I think they are recommending another of their products. Is it necessary to use the other product in conjunction?

Many thanks in advance.

Phil (blueskylofts)

Big stink on here at the moment Phil, into all the herbs one can buy in the supermarket type of thing Oregano, basil & a dozen other herbs etc where by they say they are 100% pure quality & the real deal as such. Many have been found to have only 10 to 20% of whats on the packet/bottle & the rest is just fillers to make up the weight.
So could be of interest, to find out what % there is in that Oregano oil bottle.

blueskylofts wrote:

I have just bought a 500 ml bottle of Oregano Oil from Dr Brockamp.

Unfortunately, my German is not good enough to understand the instructions on the bottle. Can anybody help please?

What sort of dosage should I use and how often per week?

Also, I think they are recommending another of their products. Is it necessary to use the other product in conjunction?

Many thanks in advance.

Phil (blueskylofts)

blue before using check if it is for over corn or in the water

if in the water it will say WASSER

oregano oil goes on the corn...the ropa equivalent is 2 mil per killo I think but of course the brokamp one may be a lesser or higher concentration level ,why don't you go onto their web-site and translate the page

as far as I can find it says ...........Recommended dosage; 5 ml Oregano Oil to 1 kg feed

David wrote:

as far as I can find it says ...........Recommended dosage;  5 ml Oregano Oil  to 1 kg feed

the oil would be my last option I like the aqueous or powder solutions

Thank you everybody for your input.

Oldstrain - I wish I had known what you felt before purchasing this half litre bottle of oregano oil as it wasn't cheap. Why would you not choose oil over something to go in the water or a powder?

To other contributors - I have done a bit of Googling myself and I am now pretty convinced that it is indeed 5 ml per 1 kg corn and the makers recommend giving it twice a week.

Thank you everybody
Phil

hi phil...the powder form is the most economical to use and keeps better than the oil we never know how these products are transported and i am a bit paranoid with oils not being stored correctly plus the carrier agent of the powder form is wheatgerm so you get a shot of octacosanol throw into the bargain (very good for stamina and endurance also has other benefits)
the aqueous solution is the easiest way to administer ,carrs adherb,orego stim,ropa b
are all pretty much the same but find the ropa product to be better quality and higher concentration level to be used 3 times per week as oppose to everyday with some of the other manufacturers oregano products ...hope this helps atb

oldstrain wrote:

hi phil...the powder form is the most economical to use and keeps better than the oil we never know how these products are transported and i am a bit paranoid with oils not being stored correctly plus the carrier agent of the powder form is wheatgerm so you get a shot of octacosanol throw into the bargain (very good for stamina and endurance also has other benefits)
the aqueous solution is the easiest way to administer ,carrs adherb,orego stim,ropa b
are all pretty much the same but find the ropa product to be better quality and higher concentration level to be used 3 times per week as oppose to everyday with some of the other manufacturers oregano products ...hope this helps atb

thanks for the info.

oldstrain wrote:

hi phil...the powder form is the most economical to use and keeps better than the oil we never know how these products are transported and i am a bit paranoid with oils not being stored correctly plus the carrier agent of the powder form is wheatgerm so you get a shot of octacosanol throw into the bargain (very good for stamina and endurance also has other benefits)
the aqueous solution is the easiest way to administer ,carrs adherb,orego stim,ropa b
are all pretty much the same but find the ropa product to be better quality and higher concentration level to be used 3 times per week as oppose to everyday with some of the other manufacturers oregano products ...hope this helps atb

It's me again - Do you have idea where I can get Oregano powder or the aqueous type from please.

Cheers
Phil

hi phil click on the ropa logo on top of the home page next to gem and countrywide,tumley lofts logos and it will take you to their uk agents site

Oregano tea. Get the coarse powder from the spice section of your grocery store.
Or grow your own and dry it. Put the powder in a bag (or tea holder ball) and leave in boiling water for 20 minutes. Refrigerate what you do not add to the water. Use few times a week or as needed. CHEAP!!!!!

Many thanks everyone for the help.

Your friend in Sport
Phil (blueskylofts)

halcanada wrote:

Oregano tea. Get the coarse powder from the spice section of your grocery store.
Or grow your own and dry it. Put the powder in a bag (or tea holder ball) and leave in boiling water for 20 minutes. Refrigerate what you do not add to the water. Use few times a week or as needed. CHEAP!!!!!

I have thought about doing this hal ...have you tried it ,what put me off was how much do you use to get enough of the active ingredients thymol and carvacrol in each dose without over doing it or under doing it

I use 1 teaspoon 2 cups water. I do not bother to strain it. As for right amounts, not sure! Cannot be harmful. Fennel tea is about the same amounts. Does it do any good? Believe so. Really cannot do any harm!

thanks for yer reply hal I agree I am convinced oregano has a good effect on the birds have had them tested twice per year and results are positive atb

blueskylofts wrote:

Many thanks everyone for the help.

Your friend in Sport
Phil (blueskylofts)

Phil Could I suggest. Think about a herb plot etc if you have the space there in your garden. Magical/mysterious world there not only for the pigeons I've found.

Knackered wrote:

blueskylofts wrote:

Many thanks everyone for the help.

Your friend in Sport
Phil (blueskylofts)

Phil Could I suggest. Think about a herb plot etc if you have the space there in your garden. Magical/mysterious world there not only for the pigeons I've found.

plenty of herbs with medicinal qualities we have a few on the go in the back garden

oldstrain wrote:

Knackered wrote:

blueskylofts wrote:

Many thanks everyone for the help.

Your friend in Sport
Phil (blueskylofts)

Phil Could I suggest. Think about a herb plot etc if you have the space there in your garden. Magical/mysterious world there not only for the pigeons I've found.

plenty of herbs with medicinal qualities we have a few on the go in the back garden

Thanks for the advice. I have a very special type of Comfrey called 'Bocking 14' - it originally came from the HDRA.

Comfrey is great for all things 'Stomach and Digestive' for both humans and animals.

I have a patch about 2 meters round and if I need some - I pick a few stems and make a Tea with it. I haven't tried it on pigeons, but it works really well on other animals and Chucks, Ducks and Turks.

Dr Phil lol!

blueskylofts wrote:

oldstrain wrote:

Knackered wrote:

blueskylofts wrote:

Many thanks everyone for the help.

Your friend in Sport
Phil (blueskylofts)

Phil Could I suggest. Think about a herb plot etc if you have the space there in your garden. Magical/mysterious world there not only for the pigeons I've found.

plenty of herbs with medicinal qualities we have a few on the go in the back garden

Thanks for the advice.  I have a very special type of Comfrey called 'Bocking 14' - it originally came from the HDRA.

Comfrey is great for all things 'Stomach and Digestive' for both humans and animals.

I have a patch about 2 meters round and if I need some - I pick a few stems and make a Tea with it.  I haven't tried it on pigeons, but it works really well on other animals and Chucks, Ducks and Turks.

Dr Phil lol!

Thanks for that one Dr Phil Must go see what Mr Google comes up with etc.