Michael Andrew Davis

I am so sad right now, just learning about Mike. Why would I feel sad about someone that I bought products from over the years? Our conversations were enlightening, and Mike always spoke with passion. He cared. His suggestions gave hope that there are alternatives and the results proved it. He knew what he was doing. Even though we would speak on the phone only a few times a year, I felt he was a friend. Take care, my friend, and thanks for the help.

I am saddened to hear of Mike Davis passing. I was just a customer of his from time to time, but when we spoke the conversations were always provocative. A good guy. I know my life is certainly better from crossing Mike's path.

I had no idea that this is why I can't find him. His Olive Leaf was the best. Can anybody make it like him. Great guy. Has anyone taken over his great work?

I am shocked and greatly saddened to hear of Mike's passing. He was a close friend of mine for many years and we (my husband and I) did business with him. Mike would visit us in the East Bay and bring his latest discoveries to me to try in my own battle with chronic illness. We lost touch in 2005 due to my ill health. I am so very sorry that we never were able to speak again, he had such a great sense of humor...I loved his smile! I cannot express my feelings. I loved Mike very much, as did...

I used to order from Mike years ago and just learned of his departure. I spoke with him many times...he always was patient and helpful. What a tremendous loss.

It's been almost a year since my brother, Michael, died. He was intelligent, sensitive and kind. Although he never married, he was fortunate to have had three wonderful women in his life, Lynette, Linda and Jillian.

He had a wide variety of interests and hobbies. They include reptiles, falconry, music--guitar, art/ceramics, recumbent cycling, windsurfing, volleyball and genealogy.

He received his BS in Manufacturing Engineering from National University and AS in Chemistry...