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The world’s top 1% olive oil.
@zoefull tests at ~1796 mg/kg total polyphenols, putting it in the highest tier of olive oils on the planet.
Within those polyphenols are some of the most powerful compounds like hydroxtyrosol, which protects your cells and your brain:
- zoefull: ~ 6-10 mg/serving
- good EVOO: ~ 1-3 mg/serving
- store bought: <1 mg/serving
It also contains high levels of oleocanthals, which work similarly to ibprophen:
- zoefull: ~ 2-5 mg/serving
- good EVOO: ~ .5-1 mg/serving
- store bought: trace amounts (often negligible)
If you’re drinking olive oil for its incredible health benefits, you don’t need more olive oil, you need better oil. To try it out, comment wild, and I’ll send you a discount.
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This is how much olive oil you good need to drink every single day to get the same exact health benefits of a single dose of super concentrated hydroxytiazole. Hydroxytiazole is one of the most powerful antioxidants found in nature. It helps protect your brain, your cells, and your arteries, and it's one of the main compounds that makes olive oil so powerful. It's also likely one of the key reasons why in massive long term studies, people who consume more olive oil show twenty eight percent lower risks of dementia related deaths and nineteen percent lower risks of all cause death, whether it best cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurodegenerative disease, or even lung disease. The thing is, most store bought olive oils hardly contain any of it, whereas the world's top 1% contains it in highly concentrated amounts. These two containers have roughly the same amount. Olive oil also has something called oleocanthal, which is the compound that gives you that burn in the back of your throat. And it's been shown to work in the same pathways as Ibuprofen by inhibiting the COX one and COX two enzymes. Now, even if you get a good quality olive oil, you'd still have to consume about five to six times the amount to match the top 1%. This is why for health benefits, not for cooking, I go for extremely high polyphenol olive oils. This comes from wild olive trees, so it's naturally organic. And while it does cost a little more, you only have to consume a fraction of what you would to most other olive oils out there. This is the world's top 1%. And if you wanna try it out for yourself, comment wild, and I'll send you a discount.
