Drinking oregano tea on an empty stomach is a popular natural remedy in many traditional health practices. While scientific research is still catching up, many of the claimed benefits are linked to oregano’s powerful antioxidant, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties — especially when consumed first thing in the morning.
Here’s a breakdown of the potential benefits of drinking oregano tea on an empty stomach:
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