Numerous Factors That Increase Olive Oil Fraud Risk Were Studied in a New Research Paper. Buying Directly From Producers Was Among the Safest Choices.
Olive Oil Fraud Study: Buy Your EVOO Directly from Producers
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Olive Oil and Heart Disease: What a Study of 92,978 Participants Says
Olive Oil and Heart Disease: How are They Associated? How is Olive Oil Intake Associated with Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke Risk? See What a Study of 92,978 People Shows about Olive Oil and Heart Disease.
“There is an urgent need to educate UK consumers about EVOO”
To say that any food is the healthiest in the world is a rather significant claim, but I am convinced that in the case...
Oil in Salads Increases Absorption of Nutrients
Because nutrients in food work synergistically, eating a combination of certain foods is often more beneficial than eating them alone, and such is the case with drizzling oil over your salad. The oil boosts the absorption of eight micronutrients, according to new...
Mediterranean Diet Reduces Risk of Deadliest Breast Cancer by 40 Percent
"We found a strong link between the Mediterranean diet and reduced oestrogen-receptor-negative breast cancer risk," said lead researcher Piet van den Brandt A new study has shown that women who eat a Mediterranean diet rich in fruit, vegetables, fish and olive oil are...
Extra Virgin Olive Oil May Prevent Alzheimer’s, Study Finds
Extra virgin olive oil consumption decreases the three main characteristics displayed by the Alzheimer's disease phenotype. American researchers have discovered that a diet rich with extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) – a core component of the Mediterranean Diet – can ward...
High Levels of Magnesium in Mediterranean Diet Reduce Risk of Chronic Disease
A study finds the high magnesium content of the Mediterranean diet plays a key role in the benefits. Scientists know the Mediterranean diet (MedDiet) is linked to a reduced risk of chronic disease, but not all the secrets responsible for this benefit have been...
