E&D Herbs Ratter's Oil 15ml

Properties of Ratero Oil

• Anti-Viral
• Anti-Bacterial
• May help prevent viruses and bacteria.

Scientific Facts

According to a report on ratero oil, it was reportedly manufactured according to the original formula, reproduced and studied at Weber University (Utah, USA). The studies showed that the oil was 99.96% effective against airborne bacteria.

Apparently part of the research consisted of spraying several bacterial cultures in an enclosed area and the ratero oil was spread over the enclosed area in a defined time. After 10 minutes there was a reduction of several very common bacteria.

History of Ratter's Oil

Around the year 1413, Europe was plagued by the bubonic plague (a highly contagious bacterial infectious disease, whose main symptoms were fever, headache, chills, swelling and pain of the zonal lymph nodes, which in a short time led to the death of the carrier, bubonic plague killed more than 200 million people and was considered the worst of the contagious infections), in the midst of the chaos and disease, 4 thieves were caught stealing and looting from the dying and the dead alike, for which they were apprehended and prosecuted.

When the thieves were brought before the judge, he offered them clemency if they would reveal the secret of how they managed to avoid contracting the deadly disease while performing such detestable acts of rapine.

The thieves explained that they were "perfumers" and traders of all kinds of spices, and they would have learned of a special preparation with aromatic herbs and other ingredients (note that the story does not say that they were the creators, they only knew about this preparation), which, when rubbed on their hands, ears and temples, protected them from contracting the disease.

How to use:
Apply several drops on:

• Behind the ears
• Temple
• Palm of hands
• Underarm area

* Statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.