No, there seem to be no reported toxic effects of eating or drinking olive leaf extract. It appears safe up to 1g a day, ...

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Here’s what’s in olive leaves and who might benefit from taking olive leaf extract. Olive leaves have traditionally been brewed as a tea in the Mediterranean and drunk to treat fever and malaria.

(Joel Carillet/Getty Images) One review and analysis combined data from 12 experimental studies with 819 participants in total. Overall, olive leaf extract improved risk factors for heart disease.