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Because oregano oil is an excellent antifungal and antimicrobial, I've planted it around things that get fungus, like peonies, with some degree of success. So there's a possibility.
But a little dried oregano goes a long way in cooking.
My herbal pdr, (physicians desk reference), suggests a strong tea made from dried oregano is good for respiratory issues. And that a strong tea can be added to a bath.
Spices tend to have medical applications