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Hi Everyone,

As a long time Lyme sufferer, like many of you, I have spent hundreds of

hours studying up on Lyme, treatments, supplements, etc. On this list, I

have noticed that there is quite a few references to Olive Leaf Extract. I

agree that it is a highly beneficial antibiotic. However, anyone who is

thinking about taking this supplement, should be aware of the cautions:

1. It will inactivate many types of prescription antibiotics and should not

be taken with them. This is a biggie for anyone who is being treated for

Lyme with antibiotics, which is most of us.

2. A " die off " or Herxheimer's reaction may occur from killing too many

pathogens too quickly. This could be ANY type of pathogen, not just Lyme.

So, having a Herx while taking Olive Leaf Extract is NOT exclusively a sign

of Lyme disease. It can be anything from a bladder infection to rheumatoid

arthritis. Basically, any infection that involves, a bacteria, a virus, or

a fungus. And since most people are generally dealing with one of those, you

can expect at least a minor herx.

3. It will attack Bacillus subtilis which is flora found in your

gastrointestinal area. Not too big of a deal, but something worth

mentioning.

4. It has a relaxing effect on blood vessels and capillaries and therefore,

may increase bleeding tendency. So, if any of you have clotting problems or

on a blood thinner, stay away from this!

So, that's it. Just thought that these things were important to know.

Cheers,

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