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Olive oil was originally only available through Chemist shops in England, I think it was the cook/chef and thoroughly interesting woman, Elizabeth David who first used it in her recipes after travelling in the Med. and Italy.
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Not at all, olive oil has been used for centuries to treat ear conditions and has saved many lives. Here is just a sample of what it can do. Look under "olive oil"
How to Get Rid of an Ear Infection |
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Lollita (10-05-09)
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So if olive oil is a natural cure and is used in ear conditions, should I not lead Sally Donaldson by the hand, but by her ear to pastures new so we may both repent?
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Wonder what they thought the medical use for Extra Virgin olive oil was in the 1960's?
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Olive oil has been used in cosmetics for well over 4,000 years now. There are plenty of cosmetic products nowadays which contain olive oil, although the real thing is just perfect.
Olive Oil Treatments for Beautiful Hair & Skin - Associated Content Some other uses: If you do not have any cleansing cream or lotion left home, use a piece of cotton with some olive oil to clean your skin and remove make up. An instant beauty mask: Mix an egg yolk with a few drops of olive oil and brush it over your face and neck like an ordinary mask. Allow it to dry and keep it for 10 minutes on. (Don't allow anyone to see you as it can provoke a stroke and try not to move a single muscle in your face or neck) After the 10 minutes, remove the mask with plenty of warm water. Apply a toner and some moisturiser. Perfect skin! |
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Tresorie - OLIVE OIL AS A MEDICINE [Olive Oil As A Medicine] |
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sarahandmark (11-05-09)
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Thats interesting Gala, our next door neighbour (Mario who knows everything) has a couple of spoonfulls with his breakfast each morning, not my favoured way of using it , but at well over 70 he puts us to shame. And I remember the tiny bottle of oil my mother kept in the larder, and did have it warmed and poured down my ear, then I discovered some weird recipe for mixing it with a teaspoon of sugar and using it as a hand scrub, she wasnt very pleased with me, but for cooking then never, it was always lard! ugh.
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