Olive Oil: Health Benefits, Best Sources and How to Use It
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Just like in biblical times, olives are pressed down, crushed, and beaten to produce good oil. It is no wonder why olive oil, the purest kind, is so beneficial to the body. If you're wondering what those benefits are and how to bring out those benefits, Dr. Jockers shares an in-depth discussion on olive oil, from its history down to its usage, from processing down to the best sources.
"Most olive oil in the market is highly contaminated so you gotta be careful on how you source your olive oil."
-David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- Get familiarized with the "bad olive oil" to distinguish the good ones.
- 7 fascinating facts you need to know about olive oil.
- Essential nutrients and health benefits olive oil can bring to the body.
- Check out how olive oil is being processed and determine the 3 key differences between extra virgin olive oil and virgin olive oil.
- Find out the most important element to consider when cooking with olive oil.
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