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Back to Episodes440: The Olive Oil Scandal: Why Your 'Healthy' Oil Might Be Making You Sick with TJ Robinson
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Is the "healthy" olive oil in your kitchen actually harming your body? Join Natalie Jill and TJ Robinson, The Olive Oil Hunter and founder of Fresh Pressed Olive Oil Club, to uncover the disturbing truth about the olive oil industry. 70% of olive oils on American shelves aren't at all what they claim to be and most bottles have lost their health benefits before you even open them! TJ reveals how the "don't cook with olive oil" marketing myth was created to double industry profits, and why most people have never tasted true fresh-pressed olive oil. We discuss the health benefits of fresh-pressed olive oil and why the Mediterranean diet owes its success to this liquid gold, and why the peppery kick in authentic olive oil is actually your body's inflammation fighter. This conversation will transform how you think about this essential kitchen staple and might be the simplest change you can make for better health.
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