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Always grateful for the opportunity to be able to tell our story and learn from others. Gracias to Ray Latif and the BevNET.com crew for helping us continue to be vocal about Olia.🍃❤️

In addition to the podcast, check out our www.wefunder.com/olia campaign to learn about us and the antioxidant powerhouse that is, Olia-olive leaf tea.🍃🙌
https://spotify.link/WxBcxViFxXb

Always grateful for the opportunity to be able to tell our story and learn from others. Gracias to Ray Latif and the BevNET.com crew for helping us continue to be vocal about Olia.🍃❤️

In addition to the podcast, check out our www.wefunder.com/olia campaign to learn about us and the antioxidant powerhouse that is, Olia-olive leaf tea.🍃🙌

https://spotify.link/yu28KjYDxXb

Always grateful for the opportunity to be able to tell our story and learn from others. Gracias to Ray Latif and the BevNET.com crew for helping us continue to be vocal about Olia.🍃❤️

In addition to the podcast, check out our www.wefunder.com/olia campaign to learn about us and the antioxidant powerhouse that is, Olia-olive leaf tea.🍃🙌

What an amazing recognition.🙌

Olive Tree Emerges as Symbol of Interconnected Health and Sustainability A new review led by Yale researchers highlights the olive tree’s unique role in connecting human, animal, and environmental health — a living model of the “One Health” approach to sustainability.

🍃Olive leaves are like a tiny natural pharmacy if you really think about it 🍃

-scientists have identified hundreds of bioactive compounds inside them.

Here’s the breakdown:
   •   Polyphenols & flavonoids → The stars of the show. The best-known is oleuropein (the one OLIA promotes in a high percentage 16%), plus hydroxytyrosol, tyrosol, verbascoside, luteolin, apigenin, rutin, and more.
   •   Secoiridoids → A unique group mostly found in olives, including oleuropein and ligstroside derivatives.
   •   Triterpenes → Like oleanolic acid, maslinic acid, and ursolic acid.
   •   Phenolic acids → Caffeic acid, vanillic acid, ferulic acid.
   •   Essential oils → Around 30+ different volatile compounds have been found, though in smaller amounts compared to the polyphenols.
   •   Other compounds → Sugars, proteins, tannins, and minerals.

🍃In total, depending on how you count, over 200 distinct compounds have been identified in olive leaves.
What’s fascinating is that their composition changes with the season, the age of the leaf, and how they’re processed (fresh vs dried vs extracted).🍃❤️

🍃Had the opportunity to visit a few weeks back to do some video shootin’ for our campaign. We’ve been hard at work for the past year with a Special Leaf rebrand top to bottom and will soon raise some capital for the next phase of growth. Stay tuned…🍃

I didn’t launch Special Leaf just to sell Tea. I launched it to solve a problem most people don’t even know they have.

Most functional beverages talk about energy, focus, or gut health—but very few talk about oxidative stress. That’s what led me to olive leaf extract—an ancient ingredient with 2x the antioxidants of green tea, 400% more vitamin C than oranges, immune system support, and natural energy without caffeine.

We built Special Leaf to be delicious, functional, and simple:
A clean-label sparkling Olive Leaf Tea with real fruit juice, minimal added sugar, and serious wellness benefits.

If you’re a buyer, investor, wellness lover, or just curious about where functional beverages are headed, I’d love to connect.

🍃❤️Let’s talk about quality of life and how olive leaf extract can help.

Postmenopausal symptoms

A study published in Nutrients in November 2024 found that olive leaf extract can help with postmenopausal symptoms. The study involved 60 postmenopausal women who took either a placebo or 250 mg of olive leaf extract daily for 12 weeks. The results showed that the olive leaf extract improved the women’s overall quality of life, lowered triglycerides, and increased bone mineral density.
https://www.nutritionaloutlook.com/view/proprietary-olive-leaf-extract-may-alleviate-postmenopausal-symptoms-according-to-recently-published-study