Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

The Olive Oil Molecule That Crosses Your Blood-Brain Barrier

21 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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Excerpt from a spoken presentation describing oleocanthal, an olive-oil-derived molecule, and its reported anti-cancer properties. Speaker emphasizes that many findings are in vitro but notes recent in vivo human studies, referencing a 2017 study.

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You can start with oleocanthal being the best in my opinion. Some doctors will disagree, some experts will disagree, and that is okay. Olein canthal actually has in the most recent studies shown an anti cancerous availability like specifically inhibiting proteins that stop cancer cell growth or stop the migration of some of these cancerous cells. Now I've talked about a lot of this as being in vitro, but there is a few studies that are in vivo inside the human body and that's the more recent ones. The 2017 one, the.

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