Olive leaves contain a substance called oleuropein, which is thought to help reduce cholesterol levels and inflammation. Olive leaf extracts (OLE) also reduce glucose levels in the blood. Laboratory studies found that OLE can kill a number of microorganisms including yeasts, bacteria, and fungi. It was also shown to have anticancer effects, but human studies are needed.

Olive Leaf

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Olive leaf extract
To prevent or treat cancer
Laboratory results show possible benefit, but human studies have not been conducted.

To lower cholesterol
Animal studies have shown a possible effect. Human studies are lacking.

To reduce high blood pressure
Animal and human studies show that olive leaf extract can lower blood pressure.

To fight infections
Laboratory results show olive leaf extract to be effective against a variety of microorganisms.

To promote urination
There is no evidence to support this clai

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