Olive Leaf Extract -Nature's Antibiotic - Garlic does the same

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Dear group,

While olive leaf extract has very beneficial properties, garlic is

cheaper and does the same thing.

 

Bee

, " JoAnn Guest "

<angelprincessjo> wrote:

> , " John

Polifronio "

> <counterpnt@e...> wrote:

> > JoAnn

> > I'm already taking Olive Leaf Extract, but am wondering if you're

> > recommending a good source for this extract.

> > JP

> > -

> > " JoAnn Guest " <angelprincessjo>

> >

> Olive Leaf Extract " Nature's Antibiotic "

>

> http://www.sandracabot.com

> > Olive leaf extract is being hailed as the new " Superherb " in the

> > battle against many new infections caused by a new breed

> > of " superbugs " ranging from viruses, drug resistant bacteria,

fungi

> > and parasites.

>

> Hi John,

> According to Dr.Cabot's article and website, only those products

> standardized with 10% or more " oleuropein " have any degree of

> benefit. Oleuropein is the active component thus it is important to

> obtain one that has at least this kevel of potency.

>

> At the risk of seeming to promote any specific company or their

> products I have reason to believe that Enzymatic Therapy provides

by

> far the most effective blend out there at the moment. I have used

> many of their products in the past and have always acheived the

> desired results.

>

> Nature's Herbs Olive Leaf extract ( a Power Herb) is a very good

> brand as well. I see that iherb.com offers both supplements online

> at a fairly reasonable price (30- 40% discount) this month.

> The Eyzymatic supplement also includes extracts of Hawthorn.

> An overview of their product:

>

> Olive (Olea europaea) Leaf Extract 500 mg**

> Standardized to contain

> 17-23% oleuropein

>

> Hawthorn (Crataegus oxyacantha) 300 mg**

> Leaf and Flower Extract

> Standardized to contain

> 1.8% vitexin-2'-rhamnoside

>

> Regards,JoAnn