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AMAZON’S #1: NUTIVA COCONUT OIL MOST-WISHED-FOR ORGANIC FOOD GIFT

December 22, 2009

TweetAMAZON’S #1: NUTIVA® COCONUT OIL MOST-WISHED-FOR ORGANIC FOOD GIFT
(Santa Paula, Calif. ~ December 17, 2009) Americans creating holiday wish lists on Amazon.com are hoping that Santa leaves them a 54-ounce jar of Nutiva® Coconut Oil. The week before Christmas, the unrefined organic coconut oil was the most requested organic and natural food gift on Amazon–topping [...]

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Doctor says Coconut Oil lessened Alzheimer's effects on her husband

October 20, 2009

TweetAfter two weeks of taking coconut oil, Steve Newport’s results in an early onset Alzheimer’s test gradually improved says his wife, Dr. Mary Newport. Before treatment, Steve could barely remember how to draw a clock. Two weeks after adding coconut oil to his diet, his drawing improved. After 37 days, Steve’s drawing gained even more [...]

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Twelve Creative Ways to Use Coconut Oil

October 2, 2009

TweetWhile millions of Americans are discovering the many benefits of using
organic coconut oil, their are dozens of other great uses for coconut
oil.
Below is a nice overview on 12 ways to use virgin coconut oil. Let us
know us if you try these and how you think it worked for you.
From Natural News newsletter:
(NaturalNews) In the past [...]

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Coconut Oil: The Healthiest All-Purpose Cooking Oil

May 9, 2008

TweetDiscover the amazing versatility of coconut oil
Coconut oil is ideal as a high-heat cooking oil, a “better than butter” replacement on bread and steamed veggies, or a tasty and nutritious substitute for shortening in baking.
We suggest you use coconut and palm oils for cooking, and olive (a heat-sensitive oil with a low smoke point), hemp, [...]

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Coconut oil: The Real Story

May 9, 2008

TweetCoconut oil’s amazing nutritional qualities and why it was demonized.
Since the 1960s, coconut oil has been unfairly labeled as “unhealthy.” The media reported studies of how tropical coconut oils were laden with artery-clogging fats. What wasn’t reported was the fact that the coconut oil used in the studies was hydrogenated – not the virgin oil [...]

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