oregano
CHAPTER 3
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION This chapter reveals the results and the analysis of data gathered. It
Includes the evaluation and interpretation of the implications of the result in relation
To the hypothesis: Table 3 presents the result of the sickness (colds) test. After drinking the herbal
Tea (oregano) and drug (neozep) the members-respondents rated the degree or level of relief bases on table of equivalents. From their responses, the average was determined. Table 3.results of the sickness (colds) test
Herbal Tea (oregano)
Drug and Water
Before
Application
After
Application
After
Application
Member 1
3
2
2
Member 2
3
2
2
Member 3
4
2
3
Member 4
4
2
3
Average T-test
3.5
0.4
2
3.25
From Table 3, the average relief was measured as 3.25afterdrinking the herbal
Tea (oregano). This is qualified as an “Intense Relief”. This proves that drinking herbal
Tea (oregano) to one’s throat after drinking it of colds relieves the side effects of sick
(colds) and sting. Table 1 represents the different vitamins and minerals present in
Oregano. Th combined effect of these essential nutrients with Vitamin C can provide
The soothing effect of oregano on colds. Furthermore, Nutrition-and-you.com (2013)
Presents that oregano contains Vitamin K which strengthens our pathways in our bones,
Other tissue and others. It works by cleaning the bacteria in our colon and strengthens our body. Medilexicon International Limited also gets rid of others sickness like: muscle pain, acne, bronchitis, toothache, and many more diseases. Drug and water also produces a soothing effect but to a limited extent or temporary lasting effect. Based from the average rating of the members drug and water only reduced the cold by a fraction as proved by a the mean of 3.25 qualified as “no relief was felt”. To determine whether both variables – the herbal tea (oregano) and drug and water significantly varies, a test of
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION This chapter reveals the results and the analysis of data gathered. It
Includes the evaluation and interpretation of the implications of the result in relation
To the hypothesis: Table 3 presents the result of the sickness (colds) test. After drinking the herbal
Tea (oregano) and drug (neozep) the members-respondents rated the degree or level of relief bases on table of equivalents. From their responses, the average was determined. Table 3.results of the sickness (colds) test
Herbal Tea (oregano)
Drug and Water
Before
Application
After
Application
After
Application
Member 1
3
2
2
Member 2
3
2
2
Member 3
4
2
3
Member 4
4
2
3
Average T-test
3.5
0.4
2
3.25
From Table 3, the average relief was measured as 3.25afterdrinking the herbal
Tea (oregano). This is qualified as an “Intense Relief”. This proves that drinking herbal
Tea (oregano) to one’s throat after drinking it of colds relieves the side effects of sick
(colds) and sting. Table 1 represents the different vitamins and minerals present in
Oregano. Th combined effect of these essential nutrients with Vitamin C can provide
The soothing effect of oregano on colds. Furthermore, Nutrition-and-you.com (2013)
Presents that oregano contains Vitamin K which strengthens our pathways in our bones,
Other tissue and others. It works by cleaning the bacteria in our colon and strengthens our body. Medilexicon International Limited also gets rid of others sickness like: muscle pain, acne, bronchitis, toothache, and many more diseases. Drug and water also produces a soothing effect but to a limited extent or temporary lasting effect. Based from the average rating of the members drug and water only reduced the cold by a fraction as proved by a the mean of 3.25 qualified as “no relief was felt”. To determine whether both variables – the herbal tea (oregano) and drug and water significantly varies, a test of
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