But the Tropical Traditions is very strongly coconut tasting, and also
very sweet tasting to me. Bread made with it is _nasty_, too _sweet_. _I
can't imagine frying eggs in it_
did you try their expeller oil
I am using it mainly in my skin cream, but it is going to take me
forever to use
Ernie said: You can buy refined organic coconut oil which doesn't have the
coconut
taste. I've used this and it's fine. I don't particularly care for the
taste either especially when u cook something and it messes up the taste
of the dish you're making. It's not AS pure per say but better then
Another way people have used it is to take an ounce or two every half
hour throughout the day, swishing it in the mouth for a few minutes
before swallowing.
This is usually done when trying to fight off something that's already
gotten a foothold. The divided dose keeps the blood levels
I have heard from many reputable sources that it is better to break the dose
into four separate doses during the day, but I have also been told it is
better to take it on an empty stomach, so that makes taking four doses somewhat
problematic. I look forward to the answers you will get.
Jill
Has anyone tried the Natural Palm Oil to know what it tastes like?
Weston Price Foundation says for cooking to use the Coconut or Palm Oils and
to use Olive for when the food isn't being heated.
Thanks,
Cindy
http://www.tropicaltraditions.com/epco.htm
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we all have a little Canadian in us all..lol
Ernie
When you can make it by the gallon for pennies, why not take a lot when
you need it, eh?
Be well,
Mike D.
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Does anyone know of a good source of good coconut oil in Canada? Ontario?
Sandy
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Quality First in Guelph Canada has great coconut oil. In fact it is as good
as the Traditions brand and may cost even less for US people as well.
http://www.qualityfirst.on.ca/Premium%20Coconut.htm
Kallie Miller
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Depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you experience sudden
intestinal cramping and diarrhea, you want to get quite a bit in rather
quickly. For chronic conditions, I think it is best to space it out and
keep the blood level relatively constant for a long period.
sol
Deborah Gerard
Oh, great! I do it exactly the other way around! (The dollar factor!)
One thing that surprised me during my recent research was that Palm Oils were
being praised, as when my husband tried carob chocolate when he was trying to
beat his migraines he immeditely got an awful migraine. When he
This might help, Sandy:
In addition to coconut oil, Simply Coconuts sells Shea Butter, which is made
from the nut from the Shea tree and imported from Ghana, West Africa. It is
shipped directly from the jungle, encased in a gourd. Plus, Simply Coconuts
is the only Canadian distributor of
Someone said: Best brand for me is Nature's Blessings Organic VCO.
It's also USDA certified as to the coconuts and the process.
It's available in Canada, too, for your info;
The article I quoted a moment ago was from
http://www.networkingtoday.on.ca/articles/simplycoconuts.htm
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