Olive Leaf Powder Extract Working Mechanism

Most of the olive leaf benefits listed above apply to a lesser or greater extent to animals too. In fact, most of the research has been done on animals to investigate the theory behind thousands of years of traditional use in humans.

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In the 1800's it was recorded as being used for malaria and fevers, and later for high blood pressure. The author has used it for FAIDS (feline AIDS) in cats and has received numerous reports of it treating a wide range of pet ailments.

While the benefits of olive leaf extract will be researched for many years to come, its known benefits can be safely employed to improve the quality of life of people today.

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According to laboratory tests, calcium elenolate (derived from oleuropein) kills viruses by interfering with certain amino acid production processes. This interference prevents virus shedding, budding or assembly at the cell membrane. Studies suggest that this compound has the ability to penetrate infected host cells and irreversibly inhibit viral replication. (e,g) In retroviruses, this compound neutralizes the production of the reverse transcriptase enzyme (f,g) and is believed to also neutralize the protease enzyme as well. These enzymes are essential for retroviruses such as HIV to alter the RNA of a healthy cell.

Researchers in Europe investigated the properties of oleuropein and suggested that it inactivated bacteria by dissolving the outer lining of the microbes. More recent studies of oleuropein show that it seems to protect low density lipoprotein from oxidation, thus reducing the LDL (the bad cholesterol). Another research study in France remarks that Olea europaea leaf extracts show extremely high antioxidative qualities.

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The new Olive Leaf Extract extract not only confirms the earlier test finding (less the...