Sentences with phrase «of oleuropein»

Olive leaf extract is sold in different strengths of oleuropein.
After taking olive leaf extract containing 51.1 mg of oleuropein each day, none of the chemicals changed.
The calmness of oleuropein was mostly likely outweighed by the anxiety of another compound in olive leaves.
The antioxidant properties of oleuropein and other polyphenols, the UV radiation protection, and some effect on insulin.
Most olive leaf extracts are now standardised, with guaranteed medicinal levels of oleuropein, conquering the variation seen in nature.
The flipside was an earlier study on three doses of olive leaf extract equivalent to 20, 50, and 100 mg of oleuropein.
15 rats were fed 10.3 mg of oleuropein, AKA an easily obtainable standardised extract dosage.
The smartest move is to never overdose — always take the standardised pill containing approximately 50 mg of oleuropein, or even the good bacteria might be vulnerable.
To obtain 50 mg of oleuropein from olive oil you would have to drink 7 whole liters.
Our unique fresh leaf extraction system delivers Oleuropein plus 11 other naturally occurring phenolics - providing a synergistic action proven to be greater than the action of Oleuropein alone.
Researchers from the Netherlands then learned that elenolic acid, a component of oleuropein, acted as a broad spectrum natural antibiotic, which safely and strongly inhibits the growth of not only bacteria, but also viruses and fungi.

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Another staple of diets associated with a low occurrence of cardiovascular disease amongst the population, olives contain hydroxytyrosol and oleuropein which give olive oil its pungent taste and aroma.
We have also seen a study that showed a 14 % reduction in oleuropein — a key anti-inflammatory phytonutrient in EVOO — after one hour of heating at 176 °F (80 °C).
Dr. Hoffman MD's suggestion for use of olive leaf extract for long standing infections or candida is two 500 mg capsules (20 % oleuropein) three to four times per day, preferably with meals.
Joining oleuropein as one of the best researched compounds in olive oil is oleocanthal.
Oleuropein is a phenolic antioxidant which is responsible for many of olive oil's heart health benefits.
Distilled water accomplished very little, but oleuropein led to a significant increase in collagen deposition in the wound and an advanced pace of re-epithelisation.
Oleuropein, one of these primary compounds, has been shown to delay bacterial and fungal growth that impairs the immune system.
The antioxidant potential of Olea europaea's polyphenolic compounds, such as oleuropein, supports a normal vascular system.
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Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, oleuropein can protect against cognitive decline, as well as Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
Oleuropein cuts production of matrix metalloproteinase, a substance that helps dissolve the junctions between healthy cells and allows cancer to spread.
Oleuropein not only lowers levels of harmful LDL, but prevents its oxidation — which is one of the first steps in the development of atherosclerosis.
Studies have shown that oleuropein provides a host of health benefits, including modulating blood sugar, regulating heartbeat, reducing the risk of cancer, fighting inflammation and boosting the immune system.
So far, researchers have credited oleuropein with reducing the occurrence and development of cancers of the brain, breast, bladder, prostate and skin.
In one animal study, in fact, oleuropein caused the regression and disappearance of tumors within 12 days.
Oleuropein is a chemical compound with proven blood pressure lowering effects as demonstrated in a handful of clinical trials.
Ingredients Olive Leaf extract (organic, minimum 18 - 24 % oleuropein content), 125 mg combination of the following: Garlic (plant), Goldenseal (root), Milk Thistle (seed), St. John's Wort (plant), Uva Ursi (leaf), American Ginseng (root), Bladderwrack (plant), Cordyceps, Dandelion (root), Noni (dried fruit), White Willow (bark).
We put a lot of time into researching and testing our products and of course the ingredients such as Oleuropein are much more expensive.
It could be because of its antioxidant polyphenols and Oleuropein.
At the same time, it's great to guarantee that oleuropein levels are high, so GNC features the best of both worlds.
Importantly, Pure Encapsulations is standardised, to consist of 15 % oleuropein.
It's extremely dense in antioxidants like oleuropein, and may also feed healthy strains of gut bacteria.
Each capsule contains 525 mg of olive leaf extract, but while 500 mg is standardised to 25 % oleuropein, an excellent level itself, the other 25 mg is standardised to 16 % hydroxytyrosol, the other main medicinal compound in olive leaves.
Oleuropein acts as a natural shield of defence for the plant, providing antioxidant and anti-microbial benefits, but it's the main active medicinal compound in humans too.
The extract is standardised to consist of 20 % oleuropein, giving you both the guaranteed nutrition and room for other phytonutrients.
If oleuropein is the signature compound of the olive leaf, oleocanthal is the star of olive oil; it has extremely promising anti-inflammatory properties of its own.
Oleuropein, one of the best known active constituents of Olive Leaf, has been found to exert powerful free radical scavenging activity.
A key ingredient in the leaf called oleuropein, decreases the symptoms and occurrence of neurological age - related conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Oleuropein is a polyphenol antioxidant which provides the bitterness, tanginess and pungent flavor of true extra virgin olive oils.
One group of studies have focused on the secoiridoids, oleuropein and decarboxylmethyl oleuropein, and determined that these EVOO phytonutrients help shift some of our metabolic pathways in the direction of better stress resistance.
«We propose that Olive Leaf Extract decreased cardiac and hepatic injury through the antioxidant and antiinflammatory effects of polyphenols, mainly oleuropein and hydroxytyrosol.»
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