Olive trees have been cultivated ever since ancient times, as well as used as food and medicine throughout the world.
However, did you know that the compound oleuropein in olive leaves possesses great healing properties which can effectively treat gonorrhea, pneumonia, hepatitis B, influenza, tuberculosis, herpes, meningitis, and many more conditions?
Thanks to the antifungal, antibacterial, and antiparasitic properties of oleuropein, olive leaves can also be included in the after-surgery treatment for many infections, bacteria, and fungi.
Tea from olive leaves is excellent against urinary tract infections, gonorrhea, pneumonia, meningitis, tuberculosis, hepatitis B, chronic fatigue syndrome, herpes, Curious Mind Magazine, encephalitis, botulism, diphtheria, and stomach ulcers.
Besides being helpful in the fight against many health conditions and diseases, olive leaf tea boosts energy levels and the immune system.
It can be used for relaxation and elimination of stress, as well as after chemotherapy.
Olive Leaf Tea Recipe
Required Ingredients
- 2 to 3 dl boiling water,
- 15 to 20 dried olive leaves.
In spring, collect enough olive leaves and let them dry naturally. Once dry, store them in a glass jar and in a cool, shaded space.
Cook 15 to 20 of the dried leaves in enough boiling water for about ten minutes.
Strain the tea and let it cool for about 15 minutes. Add lemon or honey to taste.
The tea is excellent for overall health, and the best way to feel most of its benefits is by drinking it for a period of one month.
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