Powerful Active Factors
Scientific research has now shown that olive leaf extract
contains powerful active ingredients, such as oleuropein and
calcium elenolate, which actually help destroy viruses, fungi,
bacteria, and parasites that cause disease. Although olive leaf
extract is capable of killing a broad range of infection-causing
agents, it does not harm the beneficial bacteria in your body.
Many studies show it to be very safe, nontoxic and effective,
even for children.
What Does Olive Leaf Extract Do?
Research shows a wide range of actions of olive leaf extract. It
has the ability to:
- Strengthen the immune system
- Degrade organisms of all types, without harming the
normal flora Examples: effective against Giardia, Chlamydia, fungi (such as candida), yeast, Clostridium, Helicobacter, viruses, etc.
- Stop arthritis inflammation (in both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis)
- Reduce insulin needs in diabetics
- Eliminate chronic fatigue
- Reduce elevated blood pressure in high blood pressure patients
- Normalize abnormal heart beats (arrhythmias)
- Clear fungus of all types (jock itch, athlete’s foot, fungal nails, etc.)
- Clear viruses of all types (herpes, influenza, colds, cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, retroviruses such as AIDS, etc.)
- Decrease pain from hemorrhoids
- Create abundant energy
- Give permanent relief of malaria
- Neutralize the production of reverse transcriptase as
well as protease (Some individuals with HIV positive
blood have gone HIV negative.)
How Does Olive Leaf Extract Work?
By interfering with the amino acid processes of pathogenic
microbes, olive leaf extract prevents them from reproducing.
Some studies suggest that calcium elenolate can enter
virally-infected cells in the body and stop them from
replicating.
Virus shedding is the process by which viruses
reproduce. Calcium elenolate attaches to the cell’s
membrane and stops the viruses from multiplying and
spreading. Calcium elenolate neutralizes the virus’s
production of reverse transcriptase and protease. Without these enzymes, a retrovirus (such as AIDS) cannot alter the
RNA of a healthy cell in order to reproduce itself. The virus
is stopped cold.
The Failure Of Antibiotics
Antibiotics have failed. Widespread use of antibiotics has
created mutated, highly virulent organisms -- new strains
of super-staph, super-strep, monster yeast infections,
and thousands of other never-before-seen antibiotic resistant
organisms. The drug companies can’t make
antibiotics fast enough before new strains of mutated
organisms appear. Antibiotics that have been used for the last 50 years are now commonly useless -- the new breeds of
superbugs are simply unaffected.
Antibiotics May Shorten Your Life
The American Medical Association's 1999 report concluded that
taking even properly prescribed drugs, including antibiotics,is a leading cause of death in the U.S. This means that regular use
of antibiotics can shorten your life. Research shows that even a
single regimen (approx. 10 days) of antibiotic use can make you
3 to 4 times more susceptible to contracting another infection.
When the antibiotic kills the targeted bacteria, they explode,
producing cell-wall deficient bacteria which embed in your tissue,
making you more susceptible to infection at those sites.
Hospital-Acquired Infections
Another problem is nosocomial (hospital acquired) infections.
Over 2 million people in the U.S. enter hospitals each year with one
problem and wind up with other infections. Just being in a hospital
exposes you to many of these superbug infections. It is estimated
that 22,000 people die every year from
exposure to infections they acquire in
hospitals.
Unsuspected Infections
New research is finding that viruses and
bacteria may playa major role in many
chronic diseases where infection has
never been suspected before. In our
lifetime, we have seen bacteria and
viruses firmly linked to many diseases
such as ulcers (Helicobacter pylori),
liver cancer (hepatitis Band C viruses),
cervical cancer (Papillomavirus), leukemia
(HTLV-1 virus), etc.
Strong evidence now links infectious
agents to chronic diseases we once
thought were caused solely by genes
and lifestyle. For example, Pennsylvania
scientists have discovered the same
bacterium, Chlamydia pneumoniae, in
the brains of Alzheimer's victims. Epidemiologists have found the
majority of heart disease patients have been infected with the same
common bacterium, Chlamydia neumoniae. Some researchers
have concluded that up to 80% of heart disease is linked to
infections.
New research strongly links infections to many diseases,
including gallstones (Clostridia), kidney stones (nanobacteria),
Crohn's disease (Mycoplasma pneumoniae), juvenile diabetes
(Coxsackie B virus), schizophrenia (Brona and Influenza virus),
breast cancer (mammary tumor virus) and many others.
Chronic Disease: New Links |
Heart Disease |
Chlamydia pneumoniae
Helicobacter pylori
Cytomegalovirus
Herpes virus |
Juvenile diabetes |
Coxsackie B virus |
Obsessive-compulsive
disorder |
Coxsackie B virus |
Alzheimer's disease |
Chlamydia pneumoniae |
Schizophrenia |
Brona virus
Influenza virus
Clostridia and Eubacteria |
Breast cancer |
Human version of mouse
mammary tumor virus |
Crohn's disease |
Mycobacterium pneumoniae |
How did we miss all these infections?
Incomplete technology. New discoveries are now possible
because of PCR (polymerase chain reaction) technology which
can pinpoint the genetic fingerprints of viruses and bacteria in
human tissue.
Italian Olive Leaf Extract
One researcher wrote: "In
my clinical nutrition practice, I find a repeating two-step
dance, whether it's an 80-year-old or a 2-year-old: first
nutritional deficiency and toxicity occur, then infection appears
(often undiagnosed)."
To clear these chronic infections,
several spectacular aces can be used, such as olive leaf extract. Olive leaf extract may be one of the most
important anti-microbials ever discovered, with 6,000 years of
use. It is reported to be effective against the whole infection
spectrum, including retro-viruses such as HIV (AIDS), STD's
(sexually transmitted diseases) and all known herpes viruses.
Amazingly, it is anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal and antiparasitic.
Dr. Morton Walker reported the research of Dr. Robert Lyons
(Budapest, Hungary) on olive leaf extract in which he treated 500
chronically ill patients with a wide range of ailments such as lung,
ulcer, skin and dental diseases. The outcome: rate of improvement
and recovery from bacterial/viral infection = 98%; immune system
tonification = 100%; adverse reactions = 0%.
The Source Is
Everything
After disappointing results with
various olive leaf products, many practitioners have finally realized that the source is
everything. The best source is the
original species from Italy (Olea
europea L.), not poorly grown or
hybrid American varieties. The best
leaves are taken from trees grown in
rich, toxic-free Italian soil, not near
polluted cities with toxic tap-water
irrigation.
Other Spectacular AntiInfectives
Two special mushroom extracts,
coriolus and reishi, have shown
dramatic anti-infection properties.
Using a fermented mushroom mycelial extract of coriolus, one researcher observed a documented case with a 10-fold reduction of
elevated liver enzymes in only 10 days. Two cases of liver cancer
were reversed using wild reishi alone. "The unparalleled
performance of these extracts surpass anything found," commented the researcher.
As we discover the ubiquitous role of infection linked to disease,
the use of Italian olive leaf extract as well as specially fermented
mycelial extracts of coriolus and reishi may gain proper
recognition as three of the most potent anti-infective agents
available -- shown effective against the full spectrum of infection,
including both chronic and acute phases of infection.
References
Schmidt, M, et. aI., Beyond Antibiotics: 50 Ways To Boost Immunity and Avoid Antibiotics, North Atlantic
Books: Berkeley, Ca., 1994.
Walker, M, "The Medical Mushroom Properties or CorioIus Versicolor or PSK," Townsend Letter for Doctors
and Patients, October, 1998, pp. 58 - 62.
Walker, M., Olive Leaf Extract, Kensington Pub., 1997.
Willard, T., Reishi Mushroom: Herb of Spiritual Potency and Medical Wonder, Sylvan Press: Issaquah, WA,
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