What is Olive Leaf?
Olive Leaf comes from the same tree that produces olives and olive oil, and has its own distinct history of traditional use, particularly in Mediterranean wellness practices.
Why is it associated with antioxidant support?
Olive Leaf contains naturally occurring compounds, including oleuropein, which have drawn research interest for their antioxidant properties.
What does the research say?
General background on dietary antioxidant compounds is available via the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.
Olive Leaf's role in CardioHoney
Olive Leaf provides the antioxidant-nourishment component of the CardioHoney formula, complementing the circulatory and cardiovascular-focused botanicals. See the full ingredients page.
Safety considerations
Olive Leaf is generally well tolerated. Consult a doctor if you take blood pressure medication, since Olive Leaf has traditionally been associated with mild effects on blood pressure.