Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
I'm obviously not eating enough of the stuff...Though I do my best..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4204076.stm
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And she added olive oil was high in fat so should only be taken in moderation.
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Really?Seems like a pretty big drawback to me. 
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05-09-2005, 00:35
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
Saw this a few days ago.......unfortunately: "Researchers found 50g of extra-virgin olive oil was equivalent to about a tenth of a dose of ibuprofen.".........back to the drawing board.... 
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05-09-2005, 00:40
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Saw this a few days ago.......unfortunately: "Researchers found 50g of extra-virgin olive oil was equivalent to about a tenth of a dose of ibuprofen.".........back to the drawing board.... |
Never mind I can carry on using it with a clear concience.I'm not keen on sunflower oil as it is tasteless muck.
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05-09-2005, 00:47
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Never mind I can carry on using it with a clear concience.I'm not keen on sunflower oil as it is tasteless muck.
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Yep, we use extra virgin all the time
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05-09-2005, 05:23
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Never mind I can carry on using it with a clear concience.I'm not keen on sunflower oil as it is tasteless muck.
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Yep, we use extra virgin all the time |
Surely it would be so only the first time    its early, I just got home from Ireland, what else can I say 
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05-09-2005, 05:29
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
I only use Olive Oil anyways Sunflower is awful.
Parents used to use dripping in there cooking  soon made them change that!
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05-09-2005, 06:53
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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I only use Olive Oil anyways Sunflower is awful.
Parents used to use dripping in there cooking soon made them change that! |
Dripping is great... gives your cooking a lovely flavour
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05-09-2005, 17:53
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Dripping is great... gives your cooking a lovely flavour
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Hmmm egg, bacon 'n chips maybe a slice of fried bread an some homegrown tomatos for me tea, followed by a 10 mile dog walk to burn of the calories
Lovely 
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
Love Olive Oil, can't take asprin or ibruprofen so good for me
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Saw this a few days ago.......unfortunately: "Researchers found 50g of extra-virgin olive oil was equivalent to about a tenth of a dose of ibuprofen.".........back to the drawing board.... |
Hmm. I wonder what the laxative properties of 500g of olive oil would be. 
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Hmm. I wonder what the laxative properties of 500g of olive oil would be. |
Spectacular?
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
Dripping should only be used to fry CHIP In Great Yarmouth these a Chip Stall (about in total) in the market called Dearnos its the best chippie there cooked in dripping you can still taste the chip about 2 hours latter
We use a Quality brand SF oil
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05-09-2005, 22:47
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Originally Posted by david.ewles
Dripping should only be used to fry CHIP In Great Yarmouth these a Chip Stall (about in total) in the market called Dearnos its the best chippie there cooked in dripping you can still taste the chip about 2 hours latter
We use a Quality brand SF oil
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sunflower oil is useless for frying, it has too many unsaturated fats, which either go rancid quickly, or polymerise into loads of gum in your fryer.
a good oil for frying is maize oil, loads of mono fats, which are difficult to oxidise.
otherwise use rapeseed oil, which is nearly as good.
olive oil is best for flavour - it just doesn't like getting too hot, so not good for deep frying 
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06-09-2005, 00:25
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Hmm. I wonder what the laxative properties of 500g of olive oil would be. |
Does it matter? You'd be too anaesthetised to care! ;-)
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06-09-2005, 00:29
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Re: Olive oil 'acts like painkiller'
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Hmm. I wonder what the laxative properties of 500g of olive oil would be. |
Does it matter? You'd be too anaesthetised to care! ;-) |
which end up ?
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