AKA: Olive leaf Parts Used:leaves, oil Active Compounds:oleoropine, leine, oleasterol
Background: The olive tree has a great history in the Mediterranean region of the world. It is known as a sign of peace. For example, you may have heard the saying, "extending an olive branch." However, it also has medicinal purposes. Since ancient times, olive leaf has been used to treat skin wounds.
Olive oil is the most commonly used component of the olive tree, but olive leaves still have a purpose. Olive leaves can help to reduce high blood pressure. They also can help remove excess water from the body. Leaves also have uses for diabetics.
Applications:Diuretic/Blood Sugar
Olive leaves are primarily used to improve heart health.
Heart Health: Olive leaves can be used to lower blood pressure and improve circulation.
Blood Sugar: Olive leaves can help maintain appropriate blood sugar levels. They help to lower blood sugar.
Description: The olive tree is native to the Mediterranean region. It is an evergreen that grows to about 30 feet tall. The leaves are gathered all year long.
Dosage:
A decoction of leaves can be used to for heart health and blood sugar.
Safety: There is no negative safety information available for this herb. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.
For educational purposes only This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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