Dr. Orna Izakson ND, RH(AHG)Nov 19, 2022

Brand new study looked at the effects of olive leaf extract on hospitalized #COVID patients in a randomized controlled clinical trial. Some folks got 250mg twice daily for five days, some got 500 mg 2x/day x 5 days. Others got placebo. Significant improvement in both groups that got the olive leaf extract.

Full text link:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9617633/

#PlantMedicine #OliveLeaf #HerbalistDoctor

Efficacy of olive leaves extract on the outcomes of hospitalized covid-19 patients: A randomized, triple-blinded clinical trial

Since the emergence of the novel coronavirus, herbal medicine has been considered a treatment for COVID-19 patients. This study was done to determine the efficacy of olive leaf extract on the outcomes of COVID-19 patients.This randomized, triple-blinded ...

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Show threadBᴏɴɴɪᴇNov 19, 2022
@DrOrna
Is this a vitamin d ad? 🤔
Show threadDr. Orna Izakson ND, RH(AHG)Nov 19, 2022
@ModernDarkAge I’m sorry, I don’t understand your question.
Show threadBᴏɴɴɪᴇNov 19, 2022
@DrOrna
I don't understand the mechanism. 😬
Show threadDr. Orna Izakson ND, RH(AHG)Nov 19, 2022

@ModernDarkAge It’s laid out in the introduction and discussion sections. Basically, multiple mechanisms, as is the case for many additional plants.

Why did you bring up vitamin D, though? Or call this study an ad?

Show threadBᴏɴɴɪᴇ
@DrOrna
Oh, because olive oil is used in vitamin d supplements. Some vitamins, like vitamin d, are fat soluble & must be combined with fat in order for the body to absorb them.
Nov 19, 2022 at 6:33amWeb
Show threadDr. Orna Izakson ND, RH(AHG)Nov 19, 2022
@ModernDarkAge the study is about olive leaf, not oil. And what made you ask if it was an ad?