Notes on olive oil & taste
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As estrogen levels fall, bone resorption accelerates — and researchers have begun asking whether the quality of dietary fat plays a role. A look at the clinical and nutritional-epidemiology evidence linking extra virgin olive oil to bone metabolism around menopause.
OLEA Editorial
As estrogen levels decline during menopause, the quality of dietary fat may play a meaningful role in everyday wellbeing. EVOO research in this area is expanding — here is what the evidence currently shows.
OLEA Editorial
As estrogen declines at menopause, bone density can shift more quickly than many women expect. A growing body of research is exploring how extra virgin olive oil — the cornerstone of the Mediterranean diet — may fit into a bone-supportive eating pattern.
OLEA Editorial
As estrogen levels fall during perimenopause and menopause, the kind of dietary fat a woman eats becomes increasingly significant. A look at the nutritional evidence behind extra virgin olive oil's role in a hormone-transition diet.
OLEA Editorial
After menopause, falling estrogen shifts fat storage toward the abdomen. Here is what the latest research says about olive oil, monounsaturated fats, and the Mediterranean dietary pattern in relation to visceral fat.
OLEA Editorial