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> Is it safe for children 6 -12 to take olive extract for their immune

> systems.

> My 6 year old seems to be very tired and has had fever 3 times already

> this year. She has been a very picky eater and loves bread, I am

> weaning her off bread - she is such a sweetie and knows she

> has to eat better. So I would appreciate some info on this, also if anyone

> can tell me if there is anything better out there for my childrens immune

> systems I am open to all suggestions.

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Hi i live in michigan and i have been sick since thanksgiving and i cannot get rid of it. where do you get olive leaf extract i am willing to try anything, i am going to order the book soon. i live in wyoming MI where abouts are you elaine? epratt72 <epratt72@...> wrote: I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I am sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly on Pg 61 & 82 in From

Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work for us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine

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Thank you for the information. I have lupus and FMS and am willing to try it also. I just ordered Dr s book, and the olive leaf extract. I am looking forward to trying it.

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, there is a website called www.roadback.org that you may want to visit. this explains a antibiotic treatment for autoimmune diseases. I did this treatment for my RA and it was VERY successful! There are other supplements I take now also, but reading Dr. Morton's book and his approach with the Olive Leaf Extract was so exciting for me. One thing it did for me was correct my digestive issues. Good luck and if you have any questions at all, you can email me at my regular email epra01@... Merlich <cruisintheseas@...> wrote: Thank you for the information. I have lupus and FMS and am willing to try it also. I just ordered Dr s book, and the olive leaf extract. I am looking forward to trying it. Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

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I live in Owosso, which is between Flint and Lansing. I got my first bottle at GNC and then ordered from the net from Vitacost. You need to get the supplement with more than 10%oleuropein. Dr. Morton says that is very important. GNC is 12%, Vitacost was 18%. I also use 1 drop of Oregano Oil under my tongue--this is very good for the "crud". this stuff tastes terrible, so I take a good drink of water afterwards and then a stick of mint gumL:). I am looking forward to a winter of no antibiotics as only the strong ones will work for me! blessings, Elaine Brecker <davidbrecker@...> wrote: Hi i live in michigan and i have been sick since thanksgiving and i cannot get rid of it. where do you get olive leaf extract i am willing to try anything, i am going to order the book soon. i live in wyoming MI where abouts are you elaine? epratt72 <epratt72 > wrote: I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I am sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from Amazon.com

called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work for us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine

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WOW I wonder if this would be good for my IBS, I am willing to try anything to stop this diarrhea--LOL

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On Jan 23, 2008 2:32 PM, Elaine Pratt <epratt72@...> wrote:

, there is a website called www.roadback.org that you may want to visit. this explains a antibiotic treatment for autoimmune diseases. I did this treatment for my RA and it was VERY successful! There are other supplements I take now also, but reading Dr. Morton's book and his approach with the Olive Leaf Extract was so exciting for me. One thing it did for me was correct my digestive issues. Good luck and if you have any questions at all, you can email me at my regular email epra01@...

Merlich <cruisintheseas@...> wrote:

Thank you for the information. I have lupus and FMS and am willing to try it also. I just ordered Dr s book, and the olive leaf extract. I am looking forward to trying it.

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Jacquie, I was living on Amodium AD, as strong as I could get. I couldn't even take a chance on going out to eat because of the diarrhea afterwards. It is GONE! and has been now for about a month. I even had roast beef last night and a little bit of gravy. No problem!! I do use one drop of Oregano Oil under the tongue, also, which is suppose to be good for the gut. Olive Leaf Extract is suppose to take care of yeast in the body, so maybe this is what i have experienced. It seem so good! Good luck and it won't hurt to try it. There is lots of info on websites so "google" it. My quest in life now, is to help everyone that I can with FM & RA that asks. ElaineJacquie Hart <jacquie44@...> wrote: WOW I wonder if this would be good for my IBS, I am willing to try anything to stop this diarrhea--LOL Jacquie On Jan 23, 2008 2:32 PM, Elaine Pratt <epratt72 > wrote: , there is a website called www.roadback.org that you may want to visit. this explains a antibiotic treatment for autoimmune diseases. I did this treatment for my RA and it was VERY successful! There are other supplements I take now also, but reading Dr. Morton's book and his

approach with the Olive Leaf Extract was so exciting for me. One thing it did for me was correct my digestive issues. Good luck and if you have any questions at all, you can email me at my regular email epra01verizon (DOT) net Merlich <cruisintheseas > wrote: Thank you for the information. I have lupus and FMS and am willing to try it also. I just ordered Dr s book, and the olive leaf extract. I am looking forward to trying it. Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. -- Jacquie

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I take it too 150 miligrams also witht he acidelophus too. ben on it

for one week will see in 6 weeks.I get mine from good ole Wallmart

same stuff as the health food store but less $$$ for those on fixed

incomes too. huge heidi

> I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a

> difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I

am

> sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly

> on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a

> friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this

> supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from

> Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The

> supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the

> sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have

> a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very

> strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for

> the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be

> healed and we just have to find that " block " that is going to work

for

> us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine

>

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Hi Elaine, I thought this sounded like a great idea and bought some 500 mg capsules. Anyway I took a capsule the other night and proceeded to be violently sick to my stomach for several hours. I noticed that Heidi said she takes 150 mg capsules so was wondering how much you take. Also wondering if either of you were nauseated after taking them. Think maybe I was suffering from what they call 'die-off'..not sure. I'm nervous about it now.

ine> dominie > From: heidilhlokey@...> Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:48:42 +0000> Subject: Re: Olive Leaf Extract> > > >> > > I take it too 150 miligrams also witht he acidelophus too. ben on it > for one week will see in 6 weeks.I get mine from good ole Wallmart > same stuff as the health food store but less $$$ for those on fixed > incomes too. huge heidi> > > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a > > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I > am > > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly > > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a > > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this > > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from > > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The > > supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the > > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have > > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very > > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for > > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be > > healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work > for > > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine> >> > > > > >

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> I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6

weeks. what a

> difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I

am

> sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly

> on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a

> friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about

this

> supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from

> Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The

> supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had

the

> sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally

have

> a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very

> strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements

for

> the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can

be

> healed and we just have to find that " block " that is going to work

for

> us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine

>

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Hi ine, no, I was not sick to my stomach at all, in fact my digestion problem is mostly gone. I take 2/ 500mg either once or twice a day. there is "die off" with this if you have bacteria or "other little creatures" living in the body, especially yeast. I think yeast was a big problem for me, even tho I have used Diflucan and Nystantin when I would take an antibiotic, or take them after finishing an antibiotic. I can understand you being nervous about it, but in Dr. Morton's book, there are supposedly no side effects at all. You might wait a while, and try it again. You may have had an unrealted stomach bug, too. I have not seen them in 150mg advertised, so I don't know what she got. All of the ones were 500mg and at least 12% orleuropein to be effective. good luck! Elainepauline <foggynanny@...> wrote: Hi Elaine, I thought this sounded like a great idea and bought some 500 mg capsules. Anyway I took a capsule the other night and proceeded to be violently sick to my stomach for several hours. I noticed that Heidi said she takes 150 mg capsules so was wondering how much you take. Also wondering if either of you were nauseated after taking them. Think maybe I was suffering from what they call 'die-off'..not sure. I'm nervous about it now. :)ine> dominie > From: heidilhlokey > Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:48:42 +0000> Subject:

Re: Olive Leaf Extract> > > >> > > I take it too 150 miligrams also witht he acidelophus too. ben on it > for one week will see in 6 weeks.I get mine from good ole Wallmart > same stuff as the health food store but less $$$ for those on fixed > incomes too. huge heidi> > > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a > > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I > am > > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly > > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a > > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this > > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from > > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr.

Morton . The > > supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the > > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have > > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very > > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for > > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be > > healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work > for > > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine> >> > > > > >

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Hi Heidi, just make sure your Olive Leaf Extract is at least 12% Oleuropein as that is the strength it takes to be effective according to Dr. Morton. I take 2/ 500mg capsules 1-2 x's a day. I noticed a difference right away it seemed, but now that I have been on it for about 6 weeks, I feel really good. Yesterday out of the blue, my right arm was very tender in the bicep and my shoulder area. It is much better today and i took 4 OLE . yesterday, so I am wondering if it is die off for me as that will happen if there is something there like yeast, that needs to go. You may have to up your dosage of the 150mg ones to get some result. Good luck and God Bless--this FMS is not an easy project. But, I am trying my best to "have a life" and heal my body.

Elaineheidi <heidilhlokey@...> wrote: > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I am > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The > supplement is

anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be > healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work for > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine>

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> > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6

> weeks. what a

> > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and

I

> am

> > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract

breafly

> > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a

> > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about

> this

> > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from

> > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The

> > supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had

> the

> > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally

> have

> > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a

very

> > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements

> for

> > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can

> be

> > healed and we just have to find that " block " that is going to

work

> for

> > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine

> >

>

>

>

>

>

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Thanks for the info Elaine. Guess you might be right and I may have been getting sick anyway..hmm. You take double the amount that I tried too. Maybe I will wait awhile and try it again. I tend to react strongly, or maybe I should say strangely, to so many things...very annoying. Thanks again for your help.

ine

dominie From: epratt72@...Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:06:02 -0800Subject: RE: Re: Olive Leaf Extract

Hi ine, no, I was not sick to my stomach at all, in fact my digestion problem is mostly gone. I take 2/ 500mg either once or twice a day. there is "die off" with this if you have bacteria or "other little creatures" living in the body, especially yeast. I think yeast was a big problem for me, even tho I have used Diflucan and Nystantin when I would take an antibiotic, or take them after finishing an antibiotic. I can understand you being nervous about it, but in Dr. Morton's book, there are supposedly no side effects at all. You might wait a while, and try it again. You may have had an unrealted stomach bug, too. I have not seen them in 150mg advertised, so I don't know what she got. All of the ones were 500mg and at least 12% orleuropein to be effective. good luck! Elainepauline <foggynanny@...> wrote:

Hi Elaine, I thought this sounded like a great idea and bought some 500 mg capsules. Anyway I took a capsule the other night and proceeded to be violently sick to my stomach for several hours. I noticed that Heidi said she takes 150 mg capsules so was wondering how much you take. Also wondering if either of you were nauseated after taking them. Think maybe I was suffering from what they call 'die-off'..not sure. I'm nervous about it now. :)ine> dominie > From: heidilhlokey > Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:48:42 +0000> Subject: Re: Olive Leaf Extract> > > >> > > I take it too 150 miligrams also witht he acidelophus too. ben on it > for one week will see in 6 weeks.I get mine from good ole Wallmart > same stuff as the health food store but less $$$ for those on fixed > incomes too. huge heidi> > > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a > > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I > am > > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf Extract breafly > > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a > > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this > > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from > > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The > > supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the > > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have > > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very > > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for > > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be > > healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work > for > > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine> >> > > > > >

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You know, ine, we are "strange" in what we tolerate. I can't take calcium, magnesium, or Vit C. My muscles all through my rib cage will tighten right up and I will get a lot of soreness in my rib cage. try to tell a doctor that one! We are all different and yes, it is very annoying!! best of luck Elaine P.S. we are all in this together and it takes putting our heads together to get some sort of relief and to stay sane. pauline <foggynanny@...> wrote: Thanks for the info Elaine. Guess you might be right and I may have been getting sick anyway..hmm. You take double the amount that I tried too. Maybe I will wait awhile and try it again. I tend to react strongly, or maybe I should say strangely, to so many things...very annoying. Thanks again for your help. :)ine dominie From: epratt72 Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:06:02 -0800Subject: RE: Re: Olive Leaf ExtractHi ine, no, I was not sick to my stomach at all, in fact my digestion problem is mostly gone. I take 2/ 500mg either once or twice a day. there is "die off" with this if you have bacteria or "other little creatures" living in the body, especially yeast. I think yeast was a big problem for me, even tho I have used Diflucan and Nystantin when I

would take an antibiotic, or take them after finishing an antibiotic. I can understand you being nervous about it, but in Dr. Morton's book, there are supposedly no side effects at all. You might wait a while, and try it again. You may have had an unrealted stomach bug, too. I have not seen them in 150mg advertised, so I don't know what she got. All of the ones were 500mg and at least 12% orleuropein to be effective. good luck! Elainepauline <foggynannyhotmail> wrote: Hi Elaine, I thought this sounded like a great idea and bought some 500 mg capsules. Anyway I took a capsule the other night and proceeded to be violently sick to my stomach for several hours. I noticed that Heidi said she takes 150 mg capsules so was wondering how much you take. Also wondering if either of you were

nauseated after taking them. Think maybe I was suffering from what they call 'die-off'..not sure. I'm nervous about it now. :)ine> dominie > From: heidilhlokey > Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:48:42 +0000> Subject: Re: Olive Leaf Extract> > > >> > > I take it too 150 miligrams also witht he acidelophus too. ben on it > for one week will see in 6 weeks.I get mine from good ole Wallmart > same stuff as the health food store but less $$$ for those on fixed > incomes too. huge heidi> > > I have been taking Olive Leaf Extract now for about 6 weeks. what a > > difference it has made in how I feel. Less soreness all over and I > am > > sleeping better. Dr. Teitelbaum mentions Olive Leaf

Extract breafly > > on Pg 61 & 82 in From Fatigued to Fantastic. But it wasn't until a > > friend of mine, who is a certified nutritionist called me about this > > supplement that got my attention. I bought a used book from > > Amazon.com called Olive Leaf Extract, by Dr. Morton . The > > supplement is anti-viral and anti-bacterial. I have not even had the > > sniffles this winter, and I live in Mi. By this time I normally have > > a case of bronchial inflamation that takes 2 or 3 months on a very > > strong antibiotic to cure me. I also take some other supplements for > > the FMS and RA that I have had for 12 years. I think the body can be > > healed and we just have to find that "block" that is going to work > for > > us. It will take time. God Bless, Elaine> >> > > > > >

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-Hi, My name is Leah T.

I get the same pain in my rib cage and then for days it feels like I

have been hit with a baseball bat. It is really bad if I am out

somewhere or visiting. I take calcium w/vitamin D. I never thought

about it being the calcium causing it. This is one of the reasons I

joined this group who but one of us would understand that one.

Leah T.

-- In dominie , Elaine Pratt <epratt72@...> wrote:

>

> You know, ine, we are " strange " in what we tolerate. I can't

take calcium, magnesium, or Vit C. My muscles all through my rib

cage will tighten right up and I will get a lot of soreness in my

rib cage. try to tell a doctor that one! We are all different and

yes, it is very annoying!! best of luck Elaine P.S. we are all

in this together and it takes putting our heads together to get some

sort of relief and to stay sane.

>

> pauline <foggynanny@...> wrote: Thanks for the info

Elaine. Guess you might be right and I may have been getting sick

anyway..hmm. You take double the amount that I tried too. Maybe I

will wait awhile and try it again. I tend to react strongly, or

maybe I should say strangely, to so many things...very annoying.

Thanks again for your help.

> ine

>

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Well, that Olive leaf extract just sounded too good so I bought some today. I've been having a terrible couple of days. It rained here yesterday and I know it's coming before the Weathermen do. I went to my pain Dr on Wednesday and he took me off of Lodine and put me on Tramadol, Elavil and Soma. I've had Soma before and just take it at night occasionally. I'm not sure the Tramadol is doing anything yet. I had to leave work early Friday and my boss wasn't very happy about it. It's a 2 person office so when I'm gone, guess what happens to the work! He thinks I'm always suppose to be there and his needs are way more important than mine. I get sick leave from the company. He's not sympathetic at all. I wonder if I had to leave work to get chemo treatments if he would be any more understanding...probably not... Maybe if I had a cast on a body part or a hacking cough he would think I was sick. Maybe a big ol

capital F on my forehead... I hate this syndrome.

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I bought the olive leaf extract today too. we are all wanting this to

work so I hope it helps. everyone that is just starting it please try

to tell us how it is working for you. I am starting mine tomorrow.

>

> Well, that Olive leaf extract just sounded too good so I bought

some today. I've been having a terrible couple of days. It rained

here yesterday and I know it's coming before the Weathermen do. I

went to my pain Dr on Wednesday and he took me off of Lodine and put

me on Tramadol, Elavil and Soma. I've had Soma before and just take

it at night occasionally. I'm not sure the Tramadol is doing

anything yet. I had to leave work early Friday and my boss wasn't

very happy about it. It's a 2 person office so when I'm gone, guess

what happens to the work! He thinks I'm always suppose to be there

and his needs are way more important than mine. I get sick leave

from the company. He's not sympathetic at all. I wonder if I had to

leave work to get chemo treatments if he would be any more

understanding...probably not... Maybe if I had a cast on a body part

or a hacking cough he would think I was sick. Maybe a big ol capital

F on my forehead... I hate this syndrome.

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Hey gals, I hope this works for you also!! I know this "syndrome??" is the pits. You may have "die off" with it, so if you feel a little worse, it may be working. I did experience some. Do some research on the internet about it, if you haven't already. The directions on most of the bottles is 6 per day, but start out with just one and work up as you can tolerate it. Dr. Morton recommends this in his book. Elaine <cindyinmd55@...> wrote: I bought the olive leaf extract today too. we are

all wanting this to work so I hope it helps. everyone that is just starting it please try to tell us how it is working for you. I am starting mine tomorrow.>> Well, that Olive leaf extract just sounded too good so I bought some today. I've been having a terrible couple of days. It rained here yesterday and I know it's coming before the Weathermen do. I went to my pain Dr on Wednesday and he took me off of Lodine and put me on Tramadol, Elavil and Soma. I've had Soma before and just take it at night occasionally. I'm not sure the Tramadol is doing anything yet. I had to leave work early Friday and my boss wasn't very happy about it. It's a 2 person office so when I'm gone, guess what happens to the work! He thinks I'm always suppose to be there and his needs are way more important than mine. I

get sick leave from the company. He's not sympathetic at all. I wonder if I had to leave work to get chemo treatments if he would be any more understanding...probably not... Maybe if I had a cast on a body part or a hacking cough he would think I was sick. Maybe a big ol capital F on my forehead... I hate this syndrome.> > ---------------------------------> Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.>

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Thank you Elaine. I did buy it yesterday and did start today and

started with one as directed on bottle. i am very cautious when i

start anything new and watch for differences in how I feel. so we

will see how I do with this.

> >

> > Well, that Olive leaf extract just sounded too good so I bought

> some today. I've been having a terrible couple of days. It rained

> here yesterday and I know it's coming before the Weathermen do. I

> went to my pain Dr on Wednesday and he took me off of Lodine and

put

> me on Tramadol, Elavil and Soma. I've had Soma before and just take

> it at night occasionally. I'm not sure the Tramadol is doing

> anything yet. I had to leave work early Friday and my boss wasn't

> very happy about it. It's a 2 person office so when I'm gone, guess

> what happens to the work! He thinks I'm always suppose to be there

> and his needs are way more important than mine. I get sick leave

> from the company. He's not sympathetic at all. I wonder if I had to

> leave work to get chemo treatments if he would be any more

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Wow it sounds like you work for MY boss! He hates that I am out any time and then I end up feeling guilty and worrying about my job because I'm single and cannot afford to loose it. I looked for Olive leaf extract in Costco and didn't see it. Where did you buy it? Tramadol is about the only one I can take while at work and it works better for me if I take it with either Naprosin (Alieve) or Ibuprofin (which my doctor doesn't want me taking because it's hard on the kidneys). I get pretty good relief if I take it with one of those. It's raining here today also and I was in pain all day yesterday - a little today but better. The Lyrica has so helped my leg pain. Have a good day and let's get our bosses together! LOL hugs in Phx M <kt_55@...> wrote: Well, that Olive leaf extract just sounded too good so I bought some today.

I've been having a terrible couple of days. It rained here yesterday and I know it's coming before the Weathermen do. I went to my pain Dr on Wednesday and he took me off of Lodine and put me on Tramadol, Elavil and Soma. I've had Soma before and just take it at night occasionally. I'm not sure the Tramadol is doing anything yet. I had to leave work early Friday and my boss wasn't very happy about it. It's a 2 person office so when I'm gone, guess what happens to the work! He thinks I'm always suppose to be there and his needs are way more important than mine. I get sick leave from the company. He's not sympathetic at all. I wonder if I had to leave work to get chemo treatments if he would be any more understanding...probably not... Maybe if I had a cast on a body part or a hacking cough he would think I was sick. Maybe a big ol capital F on my forehead... I hate this syndrome. Never miss a thing. Make your homepage.

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I started Olive Leaf Extract yesterday. I am also taking Tramadol and Plaquenil. Hopefully it is all Ok. If anybody knows differently let me know. I am hoping to get some relief from it since it is natural. My doc wanted to start Methotrexate in 2 months if my pain doesn't get better. I also have mild Lupus and early RA

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I get the digest version of the newsgroup and sometimes its a little

confusing so i just wanted to ask acouple of things. When people take

the Olive leaf extract they are best to take 500 mg?? with no less

that 12% active ingredient. Correct? HOW MANY TIMES A DAY DO YOU

TAKE IT? Another question. Regarding the question about whether

people have other problems going on other that FMS and CMP like RA,

lupus etc...I understand that most people that are taking the olive

leaf extract are people that have these other things and are taking it

mostly because the RA etc. is helped a lot by the O L extract. The

FMS/CMP is not helped much by the extract???? Am I reading things

correctly? So ppl with only FM and CMP will not likely benefit much

if at all from the extract? Thanks in advance for your input. Lin

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You had questions about Olive Leaf Extract, whether it helped both RA & FMS. I have FMS issues now. The RA is in total remission and I did an antibiotic treatment and CMO, a supplement, for that. But yes, OLE is suppose to help RA. I have had the FMS issue for about 7 years. I have taken lots of supplements and tried many things. I feel like thie OLF is what I was missing as I am doing sooooo much better. But, that is not all that I use. I take Monolaurin, another supplement, I do chiropractic,(which I have curvature of the spine, so I need it, but it also helps with my muscle issue caused by stress), I get deep trigger point massage occassionaly and I still take the CMO and a multi vitamin. I take Etodolac for any inflammation and that works for me. I do have Lyrica, which the dr. gave me a script for, before I started the Olive Leaf Extract. I take it very seldom. I will say, if I eat

breads or any thing made of wheat, I will get a trigger and will ache. depending on how much I indulge, will determine how sore I get:)! So, I think I have some food sensitivities--in fact I know I do. There are so many factors in our condition, there may be more than one trigger, so we have to be in tune with our bodies and figure out what makes me sore. Then too, there are several supplements that will trigger soreness for me. One is fish oil! another is magnesium and calcium. These comments are just my opinion, So, I hope this info helps whoever may be interested. Elaine fibroforum <lcdhendrie@...> wrote: I get the digest version of the newsgroup and sometimes its a littleconfusing so i just wanted to ask acouple of things. When people takethe Olive leaf extract they are best to take 500 mg?? with no lessthat 12% active ingredient. Correct? HOW MANY TIMES A DAY DO YOUTAKE IT? Another question. Regarding the question about whetherpeople have other problems going on other that FMS and CMP like RA,lupus etc...I understand that most people that are taking the oliveleaf extract are people that have these other things and are taking itmostly because the RA etc. is helped a lot by the O L extract. TheFMS/CMP is not helped much by the extract???? Am I reading thingscorrectly? So ppl with only FM and CMP will not likely benefit muchif at all from the extract? Thanks in advance for your input.

Lin

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, I feel for you if you don't get any acknowlegement of your pain at work. I sure don't. I worked 3 hours on Friday and then had to go home I was hurting so badly. He called me a couple hours later in a panic because he couldn't find something. I had to go to the office and get what he was looking for. I wouldn't have minded if he had just been nice about it rather than treating me like an indentured slave! Then this morning, I'm still hurting but back at work and all he said was Good Morning and went to his office. It makes it very awkward when we are the only 2 people in the office. And after working together for more than 4 years, you'd think there would be some concern, but I guess not...I had to get off the Tramadol- it was doing nothing for me. I'm on Darvacet now and trying the Olive Leaf Extract. Darvacet makes me hallucinate too- not as bad as Lyrica but I still see things that aren't

there. I got my OLE at Wal Mart for $6.00- that's for 60 capsules. I'm glad the Lyrica is working for you! What kind of work do you do? What is it with men bosses that is so uncaring?!? You can bet when he doesn't feel well, that's all we talk about. And having that guilt of being out doesn't help the fibro at all, does it? I hope you find the OLE and see if it helps you too. We should get our bosses together! and let us go some place peaceful and pleasant! Take care!

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