Olive Pomace

UK's The Times reports olive pomace, a waxy paste left after virgin and extra-virgin oils have been pressed from olives, could have a life-saving use — fighting HIV.  Chemists at the University of Granada, in Spain, are reported to have found that maslinic acid, a compound found in the pulped skins, seems to inhibit HIV’s ability to spread from an infected cell to the rest of the body.  More here.