It would cost years of clinical trials along with the inherent risks for it ever to become that. IMO, at the moment it could only be classified as a food health supplement IMO in our neck of the woods. Also, to label it as a panacea for alzheimers is blatantly wrong at this prelim stage. The company believes it enhances immunity, helps with depression, helps Parkinsons disease, liver disease, has various oncological uses....think about it.
Ropren has been touted to cost $1000 to $18000 a course.
Olive Leaf exctract has powerful antioxidants, free radical scavenging properties, atrsingent properties, relieves fevers, helps to maintain a healthy cardiovascular system and also assists in the functions of the heart. It is also a "bio-effective".
I can nip down and get my olive leaf extract and buy a 500ml bottle for $15.
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