Possible toxicity of olive leaf extract in a dietary supplement / by Ian C. Shaw

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Title

Possible toxicity of olive leaf extract in a dietary supplement / by Ian C. Shaw

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Index New Zealand

Description

Explains the biochemical reasons for the toxic side effects experienced by a woman who was taking increased dosages of the dietary supplement olive leaf extract (OLE) to help with her hay fever symptoms. Argues for toxicity and efficacy testing on dietary supplements before they are approved for marketing in a medical setting.

Format

Journal

Date created

1 Apr 2016

Creator

Shaw, Ian C., (Professor of Toxicology, University of Canterbury)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/36813700

Related subjects

Dietary supplements -- Toxicology / Oleaceae / Case studies

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