Happy Healing Maslinic Acid / Olive Extract

Happy Healing is dedicated to finding new, safe and likewise effective alternatives to help you heal and to keep you strong and healthy. Moreover, we are so excited to share this revolutionary new product with you and partner with you on your journey towards a happier you!

Happy Healing Maslinic Acid/Olive Extract is undeniably the most therapeutic olive product on the market today. It incorporates a variety of the strongest compounds found within the olive tree, and it is markedly the FIRST and ONLY product available with a therapeutic dosage of Maslinic Acid.

Thomas Jefferson once said, “The olive tree is surely the richest gift of Heaven”.  His prophetic wisdom is evidently and continually being proven today with multiple new discoveries unlocking the potential in this amazing tree. Olives have coexisted with humans for 5,000-6,000 years dating back to the early Bronze age (3150 to 1200 BC) while fossil evidence indicates the olive tree had its origins 20–40 million years ago in the Mediterranean. Henceforth, any species that has thrived for this length of time on this planet should be highly studied for its propensity for survival and disease resistance!

Extracts from the OLIVE LEAF and OLIVE FRUIT have been shown to have a multitude of health benefits, such as positive effects on blood pressure, blood sugar, lipid profiles, insulin sensitivity, bone health, immunity and disease prevention. Presently, of these extracts, the most effective are Oleuropein and Hydoxytyrol. Oleuropein has been proven to reduce LDL oxidation, have potential as an antiangiogenic agent in cancer, and likewise possess strong antimicrobial activity. Hydroxytyrosol has been found to have lipid lowering effects, anti-cancer activity, anti-inflammatory action, and overall reduced platelet aggregation.

Similarly, and perhaps the most promising new discovery in relation to the olive tree, is the power found in the OLIVE SKIN. The waxy olive skin contains a substance called TURPENES (or TURPENOIDS). Terpenes are what gives a plant its color, smell and overall flavor.

Terpenes are used by the plant to discourage predators and likewise pathogens. Additionally, they can be extracted and used for these same purposes in the human body.

Furthermore, the amazing potential of the turpenes from the olive skin is now getting attention worldwide by medical researchers, scientists and pharmaceutical companies. The pentacyclic triterpenes of Oleanoic acid and Maslinic acid extracted from olive skins provide an overall natural defense against cancer and the disease process of the body. In addition to their cancer-fighting power, these turpenes are potent anti-inflammatories, antioxidants, antimicrobials, anti-ulcer, anti-tumor, antiviral, anti-diabetic.

Moreover, maslinic Acid has been shown to have an anti-proliferative effect on lung cancer, colon cancer, ovarian cancer, gastric cancer, lymphatic, leukemia, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, melanoma, prostate cancer, renal cell carcinoma, gallbladder cancer, and bladder cancer, among others. It targets preferentially targets malignant cancer cells while having low toxicity to non-malignant cells.

Maslinic Acid is a fairly recent discovery, therefore pharmaceutical companies are fast at work to develop drugs incorporating it’s potential as a phytochemical. Nonetheless, a mere 5mg of Sigma-Aldrich’s Maslinic Acid goes for $354.00!

Altogether, In each bottle of Happy Healing Maslinic Acid/Olive Extract you will find:

18,000 mg of Maslinic Acid

9,000mg of Oleuropein

4,500mg of Oleanolic Acid

900mg of Hydroxytyosol.

This is a powerful product and therefore excellent addition to any healing protocol.

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