The Biggest and Best Buzz of All.

by Sue McHale BA(Hons) PGCE
(NZ)

I followed your instructions and I am now onto my 3rd batch.
I was amazed and delighted when I got requests for more from friends I gifted samples to.
That's the biggest and best buzz of all.

I've spent up large in the past for olive leaf extract which I don't regret as I've changed from someone who used to come down with every virus going to a superfit Granny and Relief teacher.

Comment:

Great testimonial - helping yourself get healthy and others too. Go Granny Sue!

Excited to start

by Pamela Betterley
(Apple Valley, California )

May 1 2016

Greetings & Good Afternoon,

I am a Massage Therapist and a firm believer in holistic and natural healing.
THANK YOU for providing me with the tools necessary to make this wonderful tincture. I am very excited to get started and will let you know my results.
Question: My trees leafs are two toned. Some are darker green and some a little lighter. Is one better than the other?
Again, Thank-you and I will be in touch if I have any questions.

Answer:
You are welcome.

Without testing one cannot say which leaves are better. I would imagine the darker ones but a mix would probably be fine.
I hope it works really well for you, as it has for others,

Successful on dog's dander problem

by Tepeyac
(California)

I made a small amount of ethanol extracted tincture for my use (back pain) from my own olive trees.

We have been taking care of my sister's dog who had a bad dander problem on his back which no veterinarian proposed treatment had worked.

I mixed a tablespoon full of the tincture with some glycerin based hand cream and applied it to his back. The dander was gone the next day, COMPLETELY!

Two weeks later it is still gone. No further treatment needed.

Kalamata olive leaves

by roger
(Citrus Heights Ca)

Question:
I want to make a tincture from my kalamata olive tree leaves.
Will that leaf work well?

Answer:
From what I have read they are not the best leaves recommended for olive leaf extract but will probably yield good results nonetheless. If you plan to do this on any scale it would be worth having them analysed in a laboratory.