Oregano aromatherapy as support management in alleviation of depression: A prospective-interventional study

Managing stress and having a positive uplifting of mood and promoting relaxation makes aromatherapy a great alternative treatment for depression.It has also been shown to improve sleep quality, decrease stress levels, and aid in pain relief.Using essential oils is not meant to replace medical attention, but oils paired with therapy, medicine, or lifestyle changes can greatly help mental wellness.One of the biologically active medicinal herbs is Origanum vulgare L. (O.vulgare) of the Lamiaceae family, which is reported to have multiple biological activities.Recent studies have shown in-vivo using oregano essential oil showed increased vigor and lowered stress levels in patients suffering from anxiety and depression.In this study, the objective was to evaluate the potency of inhalation intervention of volatile oil of O. vulgare in human depression using the conventional and PROMIS depression scale.Aromatherapy study results suggest that essential oils help in treating depression in over 136 days.With these observed outcomes, aromatherapy was proven to be effective as a supplementary treatment throughout this study.

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International Journal of Minor Fruits Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
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2025-06-20
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https://doi.org/10.53552/ijmfmap.11.1.2025.225-234
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Music Therapy and Health
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Oregano aromatherapy as support management in alleviation of depression: A prospective-interventional study

Sarita Jangra, Neeraj Choudhary, Amit Kumar Sharma, Pargat Singh et al.
International Journal of Minor Fruits Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
Music Therapy and Health
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Oregano aromatherapy as support management in alleviation of depression: A prospective-interventional study

Sarita Jangra, Neeraj Choudhary, Amit Kumar Sharma, Pargat Singh, Bhavesh Dharmani, Ujjwal Kaushik, Bisman Kaur
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Managing stress and having a positive uplifting of mood and promoting relaxation makes aromatherapy a great alternative treatment for depression.It has also been shown to improve sleep quality, decrease stress levels, and aid in pain relief.Using essential oils is not meant to replace medical attention, but oils paired with therapy, medicine, or lifestyle changes can greatly help mental wellness.One of the biologically active medicinal herbs is Origanum vulgare L. (O.vulgare) of the Lamiaceae family, which is reported to have multiple biological activities.Recent studies have shown in-vivo using oregano essential oil showed increased vigor and lowered stress levels in patients suffering from anxiety and depression.In this study, the objective was to evaluate the potency of inhalation intervention of volatile oil of O. vulgare in human depression using the conventional and PROMIS depression scale.Aromatherapy study results suggest that essential oils help in treating depression in over 136 days.With these observed outcomes, aromatherapy was proven to be effective as a supplementary treatment throughout this study.

International Journal of Minor Fruits Medicinal and Aromatic PlantsVol. 11(1)
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Music Therapy and Health
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Oregano aromatherapy as support management in alleviation of depression: A prospective-interventional study — Sarita Jangra, Neeraj Choudhary, et al. · International Journal of Minor Fruits Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS