Natura Vita Olive Leaf 100G

NATURA VITA OLIVE LEAF 100G

The olive leaf contains oleuropein, which has anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antiviral properties. It strengthens immunity. It has an immunostimulant effect, meaning it activates the cells responsible for fighting pathogens that attack from outside, especially during periods of reduced immunity.
It is used to treat herpes. It is recommended for people with circulatory problems because it strengthens the walls of blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, and increases blood flow in the coronary vessels. At the same time, it protects against the formation of what is called bad cholesterol and lowers its level. Olive leaf reduces the risk of venous thrombosis.

Olive leaf is composed of antioxidants themselves: oleuropein, hydroxytyrosol, and oleic acid. These guarantee the action of this plant.

Olive leaf has significant effects:

• antibiotic
• antiviral
• anti-inflammatory
• antifungal
• antioxidant

That is why it is recommended as the "first line of defense" against antibiotics in all kinds of infections. It also helps treat recurrent herpes or persistent ringworm. The great advantage of olive leaf is the neutralization of free radicals, the main cause of wrinkles and tissue damage. Free radicals also slow down cell regeneration and are the cause of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, allergies, and cancer.

Olive leaf is used in the treatment and prevention of skin infections in particular and is especially known for this action. It reduces skin inflammation, accelerates healing, and reduces the formation of new pimples. It is recommended for people who have decided to do a smear test because of acne. Golden staphylococcus is often the cause of acne, and olive leaf helps eliminate this problematic bacteria.

Additionally, it is also used for weight loss!

It facilitates detoxification and purification of the body, helps with weight loss, and is used in treatment and prevention:

• herpes - of various origins and stages of development
• ringworm and skin infections - including scalp, nails, and mucous membranes
• wrinkles - delays the appearance of the first wrinkles, including facial wrinkles
• cardiovascular diseases - lowers LDL concentration, strengthens blood vessels
• golden staphylococci, streptococci - often responsible for common acne
• general weakening of the body - after an acute illness, disease, or hospital stay
  convalescence