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Olive Oil Oatmeal


Olive Oil for Breakfast... I have started eating my morning oatmeal with extra virgin olive oil drizzled on top with a touch of sea salt. It is very satisfying and you avoid a sugary start to your day. Make your oatmeal by cooking it in water, when it is done drizzle olive oil and salt on top. YUM!

Benefits of olive oil

*Reduce Blood Pressure...Heart Healthy
*Inhibit the growth of some cancers
*Benefit people at risk for or with Diabetes...Blood Sugar Controller
*Lessen the severity of asthma and arthritis...Anti-Inflammatory Properties
*Actually help your body maintain a lower weight...A Fat That Helps You Lose Fat

Benefits of oatmeal

*Low calorie food; stops cravings
*Provides high levels of fiber, low levels of fat, and high levels of protein.
*Stabilizes blood sugar and reduces risk of type 2 diabetes
*Removes your bad cholesterol
*Contains lignans which protect against heart disease and cancer... lignans protect against breast and other hormone-dependent cancers as well as heart disease.

Let Me Know if you try this and how you like it!

Comments

Anonymous said…
What you say is true. As you suggest I mix extra virgin olive oil with oatmeal and add more afterwards. I use it rather like I would milk. I have noticed an immediate improvement in a very short time with breathing and blood circulation. I wish I had started this years ago.
June 17, 2012 at 10:53 AM
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