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[Guest guest]

Does anyone know where to get more information on the nutritional values of

grapeseed oil?

 

This statement is from http://grapeseedoilcorp.com/medical.html several

other places sell the oil also just search with Google and take your pick if

you want to buy it mail order, some stores sell it. I have not found cold

pressed oil; however some sellers say the alcohol solvent expressed

grapeseed oil is almost totally free of any solvent residue.

 

It appears that it should be examined more carefully, especially because it

can be used for cooking. One seller claims that the better Chefs in Europe

use it.

 

Lorenzo

 

 

 

GRAPESEED OIL

Is a polyunsaturated oil that is rich in

linoleic acid. At 68 - 76%, it contains the highest amounts of linoleic acid

among any oil or food source.

 

One tablespoon of GRAPESEED OIL

provides nearly the recommended daily allowance for Vitamin E.

 

Recent studies have shown

that grape seed-derived proanthrocyanidins prevents cardiovascular disease

and can counteract the negative effects of high cholesterol on the heart and

blood vessels.

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[Guest guest]

I use a metasearch search engine. Whereas you may search something with, say,

Google, when I use my metasearch engine, I use Google + up to twelve other

search engines simultaneously. It takes no longer to use it than one search

engine at a time. Duplicate searches are deleted. It lists all of the results

with a small blurb about each. Etc....What is it? I thought you would never

ask. You can download the basic engine, which is more than adequate for most

people, for free at:

 

www.copernic.com

 

Morton

 

Lorenzo wrote:

 

> Does anyone know where to get more information on the nutritional values of

> grapeseed oil?

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Or you can try this one from the United States Department of Agriculture:

 

- Type http://www.nal.usda.gov/ in browser window. Enter. New window opens.

 

- from column at left, click on " Search NAL Web Site " . New window opens.

- click on " other databases " . New window opens.

- scroll down list to " USDA Nutrient Database Standard Reference " (second

from bottom) Click on it. New windowopens.

- You are there, or here, anyway, you are somewhere.

- Before you use it, create a shortcut to this site for future use and

reference:

- Put cursor arrow on a blank spot in

this page.

- Right click the mouse. A menu

opens.

- Left click on " create a shortcut " .

A dialogue box opens: " Create Internet Shortcut "

- Left click on O.K. The next time

you turn on your computer, on the desktop will be an icon, which, if you

click on it, it will take you directly to this search page.

 

To use this " Search " , type a food (i.e. grape seed oil) in the rectangular

window and hit Enter. Sometimes you will get a list of items containing the

food; select the one you want to research, put the arrow onto it, left click,

and VOILA!

 

I hope that I got it right.

Morton

 

Lorenzo wrote:

 

> Does anyone know where to get more information on the nutritional values of

> grapeseed oil?