You Should Try Coconut Oil for That!

It's great for making soap!

I'm not a big fan of the way coconut tastes in desserts, tropical drinks etc. But the benefits of coconut oil seem phenomenal. Does it have an overwhelming smell/taste of coconut? Or is it more like a vegetable oil without much taste or noticeable flavor?

I have used it on cooking and as a moisturizer. As a natural ingredient, I would rather use it instead of chemicals or harmful fats. I have heard about using it to improve oral health, haven't tried it though. From the list of uses it reminds me of vinegar and/or baking soda.

I prefer my coconut oil in the form of Almond Joy bars....very high in saturated fat....mostly hype, a product searching for a new market....

"Due to its high levels of saturated fat, the World Health Organization, United States Food and Drug Administration, International College of Nutrition, the United States Department of Health and Human Services, American Dietetic Association, American Heart Association, British National Health Service, British Nutrition Foundation and Dietitians of Canada advise against regular consumption of coconut oil."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coconut_oil

http://www.webmd.com/diet/features/coconut-oil-and-health#1

REPORTED to Admin as spamming!

Sorry, but this almost sounds like our spamming trolls-- It keeps you going all night or grows hair where you don't want it or .... the list goes on! Never could stand the smell nor the taste of coconut and they are a royal pain in the xxx to crack open

I've found it good for machining stainless.

Keep it cool and smear a lump on the cutter and ......

Inhale the fumes and the Alzheimer's disappears.

Tony

So Tony, is your stainless machining classified as "organic"?

I've noticed that quite a few Asian foods are made with it and those people usually live well into their nineties.

What else is interesting is that Western trained doctors will prescribe meds to those same people when they examine them for high blood pressure according to European standards but when they are in their own world and are examined according to Asian standards, they check out ok.

I like to put it in my coffee, doesn't really taste like anything so doesn't bother me. I usually drink a lot of coffee so I'm apparently doing something good if I read all the above benefits.

I sometimes also use MCT (Medium Chain Triglyceride) Oil which is practically the most amount of Triglycerides (fats) in coconut oil.

I remember many years ago, while touring some small islands in the Pacific, being told by a Doctor that coconut "milk" is sterile and can be injected into a vein to "feed" patients, who for some reason, for example comatose, cannot take normal food and fluids.

I have never ever had the chance to put it to a test, so I don't know if he was kidding or not!! It was in 1968.

I found this, which explains it quite well I feel.

http://renegadehealth.com/blog/2015/04/06/the-coconut-blood-transfusion-myth

Am I now a "Mythbuster"?

NO NO NO! The answer is Windex.

coconut Windex!?

for everything BUT windows.

Is there organic Windex on the market?

millions I say!

More versatile than WD-40 and tastes slightly better!