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We Olive and The American Heart Association GO RED!

 Join We Olive in celebrating American Heart Month as we raise funds for the American Heart Association's "Go Red For Women" campaign. Heart disease and stroke are the leading cause of death of women as well as men.

Cardiovascular diseases kill more women than the next five causes of death combined.  The American Heart Association believes taking action through education, research and awareness, will ultimately beat this statistic.

Heart disease is often preventable!   The more thoughtfully you protect your heart, and the earlier you start, the less likely you'll face the life-threatening challenges of cardiovascular disease.  The best time to take action and get healthy is right now!

We Olive's locations in San Francisco and Paso Robles will donate 10% of store sales from February 5th through February 28th to the American Heart Association's "Go Red For Women" campaign.   We Olive believes it can contribute to the goals of the American Heart Association both through monetary contributions as well as through education.   Preventing the onset and development of cardiovascular disease, especially early in life, by utilizing Heart Healthy nutrition is a cornerstone of this effort.  In 2004, the FDA approved a 'qualified claim' for olive oil based, in part, on a study that showed consuming 2 tablespoons of olive oil per day may reduce the risk of heart disease.  Subsequent studies indicate the key is using extra virgin olive oil in place of less healthy alternatives.

American Heart Month is an excellent time to try out a more flavorful and healthier way of enjoying food by using artisan produced extra virgin olive oil.  Heart healthy nutrition doesn't have to be bland and boring!  Visit We Olive and  let us show you how healthy and tasty the path to good health can be!