Name of Food product: Olive Biophenols Description of food in terms of food legislation categories: Food supplement Was food on Irish market before 1st July 2007: No
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GB register claims, verbatim
From the Great Britain nutrition and health claims register. Authorised claims carry conditions of use we deliberately do not reproduce; qualifying a product against them is the seller's and brand's responsibility.
Non-authorised (4) — claims sellers may not make
- A potent source of biophenols with strong anti-bacterial properties Olive biophenols are effective in combating bacterial infections
- Exact wording of claim as it appears on product: A potent source of olive biophenols with anti-inflammatory properties Examples of any alternative wording that may be used in relation to claim: Olive biophenols can reduce inflammation related to Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid arthritis Is claim a picture: No
- Exact wording of claim as it appears on product: A potent source of antioxidant biophenols for strengthening and balancing of the immune system from free radicals Examples of any alternative wording that may be used in relation to claim: Olive biophenols are important for a balanced immune system. Antioxidant activity of olive biophenols for healthy and balanced immune system Is claim a picture: No
- Exact wording of claim as it appears on product: A potent source of olive biophenols that have anti-UV damage properties Examples of any alternative wording that may be used in relation to claim: Olive biophenols can help in repairing skin damage due to sun burn and UV rays Is claim a picture: No