You’ve been storing your olive oil all wrong – the right way means it will last longer and remain flavorful
OLIVE oil can elevate the taste of any dish.
Pour it over some pasta, drizzle it on bread, or use it to season your chicken.
Although there are many options, not every EVOO is made equally.
“What you want to avoid buying is olive oil in plastic clear containers like you see most of them here.”
According to the expert, “olive oil is sensitive to light, heat, and oxygen, so the chance of your olive oil going rancid is much higher.”
We obviously want to preserve that robust, fruity flavor for as long as possible.
To do that, Cory said to look for olive oil that is stored in a dark, glass bottle.
Olive oil can be used for more than just cooking.
"It's anti-inflammatory and that reduces the snoring.
“From experience, it’s not nice or tasty. It doesn’t stop it altogether, or for everyone.
“But for a lot of people, it gives your partner enough time to get to sleep before you start snoring.”
James said you don't have to use olive oil every night, but instead just when the airways may be particularly inflamed.
“It could be when you've got a bit of a cold,” he said.
“But I find it works best when people have had spicy food or alcohol.”
Snoring happens when the muscles in the mouth and throat relax, sometimes so much so that they partially block your airway and vibrate.
The more narrowed your airway, the more forceful the airflow becomes and the louder the snoring.
Olive oil may help to reduce this vibration by decreasing swelling in the airways that can be triggered by spicy food or alcohol.
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It’s also a lubricant, and by keeping the tissues of the throat moist, it may reduce contact and therefore, vibration.
Whether or not this natural remedy works for you may come down to how severe your snoring is.
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