Random fact There is no escaping them: Your body has 10 times more bacterial cells than human cells.

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Random fact There is no escaping them: Your body has 10 times more bacterial cells than human cells.

Plated Bacteria Tea tree oil trial Antibiotic trial Control trial Independent variable: Amoxicillin to kill bacteria vs tea tree oil to kill bacteria Dependant variable: The surface area of bacterial growth Control variable: Staphylococcus bacteria

Antibiotics Tea tree oil Control Antibiotics: Tea tree oil: Control: Surface Area of Growth Morphology Form Morphology Elevation Morphology Margin Gram +/- Trial 1 22.85 cm² Circular Raised Entire Positive Trial 2 35.55 cm² Trial 3 21.3 cm² Trial 4 26.2 cm² Average 26.5 cm² Antibiotics Surface Area of Growth Morphology Form Morphology Elevation Morphology Margin Gram +/- Trial 1 0 cm² Circular Raised Entire Positive Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Average Tea tree oil Surface Area of Growth Morphology Form Morphology Elevation Morphology Margin Gram +/- Trial 1 35.0 cm² Circular Raised Entire Positive Trial 2 35.8 cm² Trial 3 24.5 cm² Trial 4 23.1 cm² Average 29.6 cm² Control

Safety