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100 1  Zborower, Joyce,|eauthor,|enarrator. 
245 14 The truth about olive oil :|bbenefits, curing methods, 
       remedies|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cJoyce Zborower. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bAuthor's Republic,|c2015. 
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520    Forward by Jim Henry President Texas Olive Ranch Executive
       Director Texas Olive Oil Council The Truth about Olive Oil
       is NOT a cook book. There are no recipes for cooking in 
       the Mediterranean style. There are no pizza recipes. If 
       anything, you could say this book is about a celebration 
       of the benefits the lowly little olive showers on those 
       who embrace its many flavors and colors by using it - both
       internally (by eating it) and externally (by rubbing it on
       their skin and in their hair). Its health giving benefits 
       (anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties) are 
       legendary and can be traced back to its earliest uses well
       before the time of Christ. In the pages of this book, I 
       hope to stimulate further interest in the use of olives 
       and olive oil by presenting various "how to do it" 
       scenarios that are practical and fun. For instance, making
       table olives is an easy and fun thing to do that takes 
       very little actual "doing" on your part. Most of the 
       curing time can be spent by your doing other things while 
       the curing medium does the job of making the fruit edible.
       I provide specific instructions on how to do this. And 
       what about getting olives from your own tree(s) pressed so
       you can enjoy home-grown olive oil? You might think that 
       only commercial growers can do this. Well, I found two 
       commercial olive oil processors who will accept your 
       smaller loads of olives, combine them with other small 
       loads, do the pressing and the bottling and return the 
       resultant oil to you on a prorated basis. In addition, I 
       tell you about the various grades of olive oil and what 
       they mean to you in terms of their nutritional value. I 
       think you'll be quite surprised at what you discover. The 
       external uses of olive oil (and some internal uses as 
       well) all involve using this liquid as a form of folk 
       remedy. It's a skin lotion to soothe rough chapped elbows 
       or lips; it's a diaper rash cure; it's a massage oil for 
       easing aches and pains; it's a lot of things and we've 
       only just scratched the surface. There are more inside the
       book. What you'll get out of reading this book is a 
       greater appreciation for this elixir that can enhance your
       life and health in ways you may never even have thought 
       of. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
650  0 Olive oil|xTherapeutic use. 
650  0 Olive oil presses. 
650  0 Traditional medicine. 
700 1  Zborower, M.A., Joyce. 
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