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EarthMD Olive Leaf Powder
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EarthMD Olive Leaf Powder
EarthMD Olive Leaf Powder is a powerful antifungal, helping to keep the balance between fungi and bacterium in the body when yeast takes over. Yeast and bacteria play an important role in the body of us and our pets.
Ingredients
- Organic Olive Leaf Powder
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EarthMD Olive Leaf Powder is a powerful antifungal, helping to keep the balance between fungi and bacterium in the body when yeast takes over. Yeast and bacteria play an important role in the body of us and our pets.
About
Olive leaf is a potent antimicrobial with antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties. One of the main active ingredients is known as oleuropein, known for boosting the immune system and fighting pathogens, including yeast fungi. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, making it a great option for aiding in clearing out yeast overgrowth.
How to Use
Dosage (once/day):
Less than 20lbs – 1/4 tsp
20lbs -70lbs 1/2 tsp
Over 70lbs 1 tsp daily
Sprinkle on wet or dry food.
Ingredients
- Organic Olive Leaf Powder
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